 Now further looking into different scenarios where the access of a child could be an issue and it could be particularly seen that what would be the important aspects in accessing to the child record. There are a few conditions in which the therapist identifies some problems and finds it crucial to share the record with parents even if it is the breach of the confidentiality. In such cases, the therapist analyzes the situation critically that what could be the possible harms and benefits for not sharing the information and then he decides accordingly. For example, I will tell you a very interesting case in which it can be clearly discussed that in what scenarios the therapist is being binded to share the information to the parents and it somehow is the breach of confidentiality but yet it is very important. Now looking at to the case study, the therapist has treated 7 years old boy Max for about a month. He was referred for treatment because of secondary neurosis and acting out behavior of recent onset. Now talking about to the parents and getting the background details, the birth of the new sibling in the family several weeks ago seems to have contributed to the problem. Near the end of the fifth session, Max expressed some anger about the new sibling and he tells the therapist, tonight after my parents go to the bed, I am going to kill that little baby. Now here comes the warning sign, in case of the Max, the therapist must consider similar factors, not the least of which concerns the seriousness of Max's threat. Does Max have a history of violence towards others? Does Max have a history then? Has he exaggerated his anger in the context of therapy for emphasis? Sometimes you don't really mean but you just said, I will do this, now the intensity and stress that needs to be carefully raised, the therapist should express her concerns and discuss with Max to help keep him from doing something else that he might later regret. Then if all else fails and child cannot otherwise stop, so he or she must discuss the matter with the parents as a duty to protect the issue. Now here comes the legal warning, that the therapist must inform the parents that the child has decided to plan this in the evening, so you need to be very careful so that no danger can be created in the house. Not to do so but to constitute Max's practice, in certain situations when this is very much evident that it's going to be a very difficult situation or the child can act out and if the therapist does not inform the family, so this will come into a malpractice and it will legally be binding for him to keep this information through the rule of confidentiality and where he had to breach it, he did not breach it. So it is not always about keeping the confidentiality in hand but in certain situations where you feel that it's going to be a very harmful situation and those situations you need to breach the confidentiality with a proper guideline.