The Jaffe v. Redmond case assured the right of licensed therapists to privileged communication.

Jaffe v. Redmond

A landmark case in U.S. law that established the recognition of psychotherapist-patient privilege in federal courts, impacting confidentiality aspects.

Privileged Communication

The legal right to maintain the privacy of a conversation. The privilege belongs to the client, and only the client can waive that privilege.

Licensed Therapists

Professionals who have been formally authorized through licensure to provide therapeutic services, indicating they have met the requisite education, training, and ethical standards.