Your privacy matters. This practice is committed to protecting the confidentiality of your health information. As a licensed marriage and family therapy practice serving clients in California and Texas, I maintain the confidentiality of your information in accordance with the privacy and confidentiality laws of the state in which you receive services. This includes, for California clients, the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act and the psychotherapist–patient privilege under the California Evidence Code; and, for Texas clients, the Texas Medical Records Privacy Act (Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 181) and the Texas Mental Health Records Act (Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 611). I do not use, sell, or share your information for advertising or marketing.

Notice Concerning Electronic Disclosure of Your Information

Your protected health information may be created, received, stored, or transmitted electronically, including through an electronic health record system. Consistent with Texas Health & Safety Code § 181.154, your protected health information will not be disclosed electronically to any third party except for purposes of your treatment, payment for services, or my health care operations, or as otherwise authorized by you in writing or required by law.

Limits of Confidentiality

The law permits or requires the disclosure of confidential information without your authorization in certain limited circumstances. These include:

• Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, an elder, or a dependent or disabled adult;

• Situations involving a serious or imminent risk of harm to you or to another person;

• A valid court order, or other disclosures specifically required or authorized by law.

These limits, and the specific statutes that apply in your state, are described in full in my complete Notice of Privacy Practices, which is provided to you at the start of services and is available to you on request.

Your Records

You have the right to access your treatment records and to request that inaccurate information be corrected, subject to the special protections that apply to mental health records under the law of your state. Requests should be made to me in writing.

Questions, Concerns, and Complaints

If you have any questions about this notice or about how your information is handled, please contact me.

The California Board of Behavioral Sciences regulates Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. You may contact the Board directly for questions or concerns about licensure or professional standards:

BBS Contact Page

If you wish to file a complaint regarding services provided in California, you may contact the Board of Behavioral Sciences:

File a Complaint

Your privacy matters. This practice is committed to protecting the confidentiality of your health information. As a licensed marriage and family therapy practice serving clients in California and Texas, I maintain the confidentiality of your information in accordance with the privacy and confidentiality laws of the state in which you receive services. This includes, for California clients, the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act and the psychotherapist–patient privilege under the California Evidence Code; and, for Texas clients, the Texas Medical Records Privacy Act (Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 181) and the Texas Mental Health Records Act (Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 611). I do not use, sell, or share your information for advertising or marketing.

Notice Concerning Electronic Disclosure of Your Information

Your protected health information may be created, received, stored, or transmitted electronically, including through an electronic health record system. Consistent with Texas Health & Safety Code § 181.154, your protected health information will not be disclosed electronically to any third party except for purposes of your treatment, payment for services, or my health care operations, or as otherwise authorized by you in writing or required by law.

Limits of Confidentiality

The law permits or requires the disclosure of confidential information without your authorization in certain limited circumstances. These include:

• Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, an elder, or a dependent or disabled adult;

• Situations involving a serious or imminent risk of harm to you or to another person;

• A valid court order, or other disclosures specifically required or authorized by law.

These limits, and the specific statutes that apply in your state, are described in full in my complete Notice of Privacy Practices, which is provided to you at the start of services and is available to you on request.

Your Records
You have the right to request a copy of your records and to ask for corrections. Send a written request by email to hello@wesyutherapy.com or by mail to Wes Yu LMFT PLLC, 5868 Westheimer Rd. A1-334, Houston, TX 77057. Include your full name, date of birth, which records you're requesting, and whether you'd like them delivered electronically or by mail. Texas law allows some limits on access to mental health records; if any part of a request is denied, Your therapist will explain why in writing. Questions: (832) 230-2800.

Questions, Concerns, and Complaints

If you have any questions about this notice or about how your information is handled, please contact me.

The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council investigates and prosecutes professional misconduct committed by marriage and family therapists, professional counselors, psychologists, psychological associates, social workers, and licensed specialists in school psychology. Although not every complaint against or dispute with a licensee involves professional misconduct, the Executive Council will provide you with information about how to file a complaint. Please call 1-800-821-3205 for more information.

Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council George H.W. Bush State Office Building 1801 Congress Ave., Ste. 7.300, Austin, TX 78701 Main: (512) 305-7700 · Complaints: 1-800-821-3205 · bhec.texas.gov

For concerns about billing, advertising, or other business practices, you can file a consumer complaint with the Office of the Texas Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division: online at texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection/file-consumer-complaint, by phone at 1-800-621-0508, or by mail at P.O. Box 12548, Austin, TX 78711-2548. Consumer complaints may become public, so please don't include health information.