The privilege of confidentiality remains with the client, except under special circumstances, as noted in your text.But imagine that you are a...

The privilege of confidentiality remains with the client, except under special circumstances, as noted in your text. But imagine that you are a counselor in a clinic that treats addiction. Your client refuses to sign a Release of Information authorization to the courts until he or she is able to review your assessment to make sure that it is favorable. How would you handle such a situation?