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When you first meet your therapist, they will go over informed consent with you. Informed consent outlines the risks, benefits and alternative options that may better treat you or your childs needs. One of the hopeful benefits that all children, teens, and parents have is that you will start to feel better.
Even when they do not yet have the legal right to give their own consent to treatment, research has demonstrated that many minors possess the cognitive and emotional abilities to understand the consequences of their decisions, to include health care decisions.
In California, we have minor consent laws which enable young people aged 12 and over to consent to some services. Minor consent laws allow young people aged 12 and over to consent to certain services without parent or guardian involvement.
Therefore, informed consent and parental permission language and its documentation in the accompanying forms (especially explanation of the studys purpose, duration, experimental procedures, alternatives, risks, and benefits) should be provided in language that is understandable and culturally sensitive to those being
Informed consent ensures that patients understand the risks, benefits, alternatives, and potential consequences of medical interventions, allowing them to weigh their options and participate actively in their treatment plans.
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STATEMENT BY PERSON CONSENTING TO ALLOW THE MINORS PARTICIPATION IN THIS STUDY: I have read this informed consent document and the material contained in it has been explained to me verbally. All my questions have been answered, and I freely and voluntarily choose to consent to my childs participation in this study.
Informed consent must include the patient being competent and understanding the options, risks, and benefits. For pediatric patients, parental consent, or consent from a surrogate, must be obtained for medical procedures, treatment, or research.

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