Informed Consent for Mental Health Treatment with Terms of Service — Idaho is the process of consent by which a patient voluntarily agrees to receive mental health services and accepts the terms of treatment. This process requires the patient to be informed of the risks, benefits, and alternatives of the proposed treatment. This process also requires the patient to be aware of their rights and responsibilities, as well as the potential for confidentiality of their personal information. There are two types of Informed Consent for Mental Health Treatment with Terms of Service — Idaho: written and verbal. A written consent form must be signed by the patient and therapist, and must include information about the proposed treatment, expected risks and benefits, alternatives to the proposed treatment, and the patient's rights and responsibilities. A verbal consent must also include the same information, and must be documented by the therapist in the patient's medical record. Both types of Informed Consent for Mental Health Treatment with Terms of Service — Idaho must be obtained before any mental health services are provided.