When I've been asked this question, I oftenly say "no" because I don't want to risk getting into detail and then having to lie lie lie just to avoid the possibility of incarceration, lock up against my will. It's not a road I wish to go down. If anything, it has only raised my guard against these people. I think most of them are doing it to protect their jobs, sure, but at the same time, if you are not able to be "honest" without the risk of being locked up against your will, then counseling, therapy, and mental health is worthless. Yes, there are doctors and professionals that are more open and aren't 'trigger happy' when it comes to locking patients up, but that is still too risky and having to go through countless professionals to (maybe) find that "one" is simply NOT worth it. Many people lack the resources and time to do so, so when I hear people use that line of defense or justification, I simply dismiss it because it's not probable nor feasible for MOST people.