New Jersey Authorization for Consent to Treat a Minor — Mental Health Services is a legal form that allows a parent or guardian of a minor to give consent for the minor to receive mental health services from a qualified mental health professional. This form is also known as a "mental health consent form" and is used to authorize the release of confidential information about the minor's mental health, as well as the treatment plan. The form typically includes the parent or guardian's consent, a description of the services to be provided, the cost of the services, and a signature of the parent or guardian. There are two types of New Jersey Authorization for Consent to Treat a Minor — Mental Health Services: Informed Consent and General Consent. Informed Consent is a detailed agreement that includes the client's rights, risks, and benefits of treatment. General Consent is a more general agreement that outlines the purpose and scope of the services.