Social Media and Online presence

Therapists will not view, monitor, or engage with a client’s personal social media accounts, and will never send or accept friend or follow requests on personal platforms. This boundary exists to protect client privacy and maintain the integrity of the therapeutic relationship. Any therapist social media presence is strictly professional, and clients may choose to follow professional platforms at their own discretion. Social media communication is not used for therapeutic work and, where permitted, may only be used for brief administrative communication, such as scheduling or practical arrangements. There is no expectation or obligation for clients to engage with a therapist’s online presence, and non-engagement has no impact on therapy.