If you have a bad history with them you would refer them to somewhere else. It is always a good idea that if you do see them to tell someone else in the clinic about the history and that you are letting them know for the record in case anything weird goes on. Other than that treat them like any other client but do not cut corners if you feel they are a friend. They are only ever a friend until something goes wrong.
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