Confidentiality is a strategy that is in place to support both children and families. This is because when some information is shared about an individual child it would be very unprofessional to share that with others. Also the children and families may not trust you and avoid talking to you in the future. Being "confidential" about disclosures is for the child's protection, be it either from an embarrassing situation or a dangerous situation that could have major implications for that child's protection and safety.
Keeping factual records is a good strategy to ensure that the setting is protected in the case of someone trying to press charges on you. It is also good as these records may be called upon in court as evidence. If they are not factual, they may not be valid.
JW
Keeping factual records is a good strategy to ensure that the setting is protected in the case of someone trying to press charges on you. It is also good as these records may be called upon in court as evidence. If they are not factual, they may not be valid.
JW
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