The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . (2006) (providing that communications between a licensed psychologist and client are privileged); § 491.0147 . . .
. . . to infer a private cause of action for the breach of the duty of confidentiality created by section 491.0147 . . . very special psychotherapist-patient confidential relationship recognized and created under section 491.0147 . . .
. . . The court gave particular attention to the provisions of section 491.0147, Florida Statutes (1997), which . . . specifically concluded that application of the impact rule to bar a claim for violation of section 491.0147 . . . The confidentiality provisions of section 491.0147 and section 381.004(3)(f) serve the same purpose: . . . “The only reasonable and logical injuries generally flowing from a violation” of either section 491.0147 . . . Finally, whether a claim arises under section 381.004(3)(f) or section 491.0147, the emotional injury . . .
. . . asserts that the lower courts’ determinations “do[ ] not accommodate the intent and purpose of section 491.0147 . . . Yet nothing in the express language of section 491.0147 or its legislative history comes close to expressing . . . the existence of “clear legislative intent,” majority op. at 358, the legislative history of section 491.0147 . . . Court’s jurisprudence, damages for emotional distress incurred as a result of a violation of section 491.0147 . . . general application of the “impact rule,” such does not accommodate the intent and purpose of section 491.0147 . . . very special psychotherapist-patient confidential relationship recognized and created under section 491.0147 . . . the delicate and fragile disclosures within the professional relationship when it established section 491.0147 . . . Section 491.0147, Florida Statutes (1997), discussed infra, requires psychotherapists to keep confidential . . . The respondent argues that because section 491.0147 does not explicitly authorize a cause of action, . . .
. . . See § 491.0147, Fla. . . . should recognize a cause of action for negligence per se based upon proof of a violation of section 491.0147 . . .
. . . leave to file an amended complaint in an effort to state a statutory cause of action under section 491.0147 . . . the second amended complaint, that he was unable to conclude that the permissive language of section 491.0147 . . . trial court’s dismissal of appellant’s attempt to allege a statutory cause of action based on section 491.0147 . . . psychiatrist’s obligations and duties relating to those communications, is similar in import to section 491.0147 . . . that might be implied from the legislative waiver of that confidentiality in sections 455.2415 and 491.0147 . . .
. . . . § 491.0147(1), Fla.Stat. (1993) (providing for waiver of confidentiality for a mental health counselor . . . Cf. § 491.0147, Fla.Stat. (1993) (providing for a privilege of confidentiality in communications between . . . Section 491.0147 provides: Confidentiality and privileged communications.- — Any communication between . . .
. . . privileged information in the psychologists’ testimony, even if not within the waiver provisions of section 491.0147 . . .