A counselor engaging in nontraditional treatment modalities using physical contact with a client shall document in a client's record: An assessment of a client; A written rationale for the use of the physical contact treatment modality for a client; and A copy of the informed consent, signed and dated by the client and the counselor which addresses: The risks and benefits of the physical contact treatment modality; The objective or objectives and intended outcome or outcomes of the proposed treatment; Available alternative interventions; and A description of the physical contact which may be reasonably anticipated by a client in the course of the proposed treatment. A counselor may not engage in a treatment modality involving physical contact if the risk of psychological harm to a client, as a result of the physical contact, has been assessed by a counselor to outweigh the possible benefits of the treatment, independent of a client's wishes.