Consumer rights and records

At Sacred Self Hypnosis Corpus Christi, we are committed to complete transparency, client protection, and ethical care. Review official guidance regarding your consumer rights, access to records, and professional accountability under Texas regulatory standards.

Frequently asked questions

Find clear answers regarding regulatory oversight, filing formal complaints, and accessing your personal records in full compliance with Texas state requirements.

Who regulates professional mental health practice in Texas?

Licensed professional counseling in Texas is governed by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors under the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC). They enforce ethical codes, professional guidelines, and statutory compliance for practitioner licensing.

How do I file a formal complaint with the Texas LPC board?

Complaints regarding licensed practitioners can be submitted directly through the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC). You will need to fill out the complete official complaint form with all pertinent details and submit it directly to the council for formal review.

What are my legal consumer rights as a client?

As a client, you maintain the right to professional, respectful, and ethical conduct, clear disclosure of professional fees, informed consent regarding methods like hypnosis and somatic work, and full access to information regarding state regulatory bodies.

How can I request copies of my personal records?

To request your records, submit a written and signed authorization request to our office. In accordance with Texas privacy and professional guidelines, records are securely handled and released within the mandated state timeframes.

How is client confidentiality maintained during sessions?

All personal details and notes gathered during interactive hypnosis, shadow work, or somatic therapy are protected under strict confidentiality laws and ethical mandates, with exceptions only where legally mandated by state safety reporting statutes.

Where can I contact the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council?

You can contact the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council directly through their official state portal at bhec.texas.gov, or by mail at 1801 Congress Ave., Ste. 7.300, Austin, Texas 78701.

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