Soukromí v psychoterapii – proč na něj nesmíte zapomenout

When working with soukromí, ochrana osobních informací klienta během psychoterapie. Also known as důvěrnost, it forms the foundation of a safe therapeutic relationship.

Another essential concept is GDPR, evropské nařízení o ochraně osobních údajů. GDPR influences how therapists store session notes, manage digital platforms, and obtain informed consent. In practice, soukromí requires explicit consent before any data sharing, which directly impacts online terapie, psychoterapeutické sezení přes internet. The shift to remote sessions has raised new challenges: encrypted video links, secure messaging apps, and clear privacy policies become mandatory.

Co všechno zahrnuje ochrana soukromí v terapii?

First, terapeutická aliance, důvěrný vztah mezi klientem a terapeutem depends on the client’s belief that their story stays confidential. When this trust is broken, treatment outcomes suffer. Second, the therapist must separate personal and professional data – using dedicated work devices, password‑protected files, and regular audits. Third, any third‑party service (e‑mail, video platform) must comply with GDPR, otherwise the whole chain of confidentiality is at risk.

These principles appear across our articles: from choosing a therapist who respects your soukromí, through navigating privacy in a pandemic‑driven shift to online sessions, to understanding how financial support programs handle your data. The collection below shows practical advice, legal background, and real‑world examples that help you safeguard your personal information while benefitting from modern psychoterapeutic approaches.

Ready to dive deeper? Below you’ll find articles that explain how to protect your privacy in various therapeutic contexts, what to ask your therapist, and how to ensure your data stays safe throughout the healing process.