Office Policy and Procedure, Consent and Agreement for Treatment of a Minor for Mental Health Profession is a set of guidelines and rules that must be followed by mental health professionals when providing treatment to minors. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of the therapist, the legal guardian of the minor, and the minor themselves. It also covers topics such as informed consent, confidentiality, therapeutic goals, and termination of treatment. The four main types of Office Policy and Procedure, Consent and Agreement for Treatment of a Minor for Mental Health Profession are: 1. Informed Consent: This requires the mental health professional to inform the legal guardian of the minor and the minor themselves of the risks and benefits of treatment, any potential conflicts of interest, and the right to withdraw from treatment at any time. 2. Confidentiality: This requires the mental health professional to keep all information shared between themselves and the minor confidential. 3. Therapeutic Goals: This outlines the expected goals and objectives of the treatment, including the desired outcome and timeline. 4. Termination of Treatment: This outlines the process for ending treatment, including the notification to the legal guardian and the minor of the termination of treatment.