Question

Bill Jones is a client who has been in alcohol treatment programs at your facility. He is currently depressed about his pending divorce and present marital separation. He has signed a release of information form for you to share information with his priest, who is counseling Bill about his religious conflicts regarding the divorce. A man calls you claiming to be Bill's priest and requesting information on Bill's current state of mind. You have never actually spoken with Bill's priest, and you think this might actually be Bill's wife attorney calling. You should:______.
A. give no information on the phone until you have verified the identity of the caller. B. refer the caller to bill, but send the information to the person at the address on the release form bill signed. C. insist upon meeting with the priest in person. D. share no information with the caller and contact bill. E. get the person's number and call him back.

Answer 1

Based on the above,  You should:

d. Share no information with the caller and contact Bill.

e. Get the person’s number and call him back.

What is Divorce?

Divorce is known to be a term that connote the process of stopping a marriage or any form of marital union.

Note that Divorce  is all about  canceling of marriage,  and in the case above, since Billy has inform you and you still have doubt, you can cut the call to call back and then call bill and describe the person to him, if it fit the description of the priest, you can call the person back to tell him and if it does not, you can withhold the information.

Therefore, Based on the above,  You should:

d. Share no information with the caller and contact Bill.

e. Get the person’s number and call him back.

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