Which action exemplifies a breach of trust in a therapeutic setting?

Sharing a client's information on social media exemplifies a breach of trust in a therapeutic setting because it violates confidentiality, which is a fundamental ethical principle in therapeutic relationships. Clients trust practitioners to safeguard their personal and sensitive information. When this information is disclosed publicly without consent, it not only undermines that trust but can also cause harm to the client by exposing them to potential stigma or judgment from others.

In contrast, helping a client with their homework, accurately documenting client progress, and participating in team meetings are actions that typically align with ethical standards and best practices in therapy. These actions support the therapeutic process and the client's development without compromising confidentiality or trust.