3. Identify three conditions in which sharing client information is deemed allowable.

Three conditions in which sharing client information is deemed allowable are:<br /><br />1. **Client Consent:** With the client's informed and explicit consent, information can be shared with specified individuals or entities. This consent should be documented and clearly outline the scope of information to be shared and the purpose of sharing.<br /><br />2. **Legal Mandate:** Certain legal obligations may require disclosure of client information. This includes situations such as mandated reporting of child abuse or neglect, or when a court order compels the release of records. The specific legal requirements vary by jurisdiction.<br /><br />3. **Duty to Warn/Protect:** If a client poses a credible threat of harm to themselves or others, a therapist or other professional may have a duty to warn the potential victim and/or law enforcement. This is an exception to confidentiality based on the ethical obligation to protect individuals from harm.<br />