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Theraputic Boundaries and Social Media
Created on Saturday, 14 July 2012
Written by David Earl Johnson, MSW, LICSW
Social media can be a way for you to learn about what I do, my philosophy, and about what sort of therapist I might be. But once you become a client of mine, things change. The relationship you have with a therapist is unique. Therapists cannot be friends or business partners, or have a social or sexual relationship with you.
During the time you are a client mine, you can expect most of the services offered during your scheduled visits. Should you have an urgent need, you can leave a message for me and I will get back to you when I can. You should not expect emergency help from me. Emergency services are available at 911, urgent mental health services are available here. If you have an urgent need, contact me by phone at (763)250-1231, or email me at davemsw[at]protonmail[dot]com. Do not leave confidential information on a voicemail at my phone number because though it is private, it does not meet standards for protected health information.
While you are a client of mine, you may still follow me on social media. But if you send me unsecured email, call me for a non-urgent matter, send an @replies or direct message on Twitter, comment or direct message me on Facebook, write a blog comment or contact me via some other insecure and/or public means, you may be ignored and/or deleted to protect your confidentiality and preserve the integrity of the therapeutic relationship
Now that you know my social media policy, you may follow me:
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Parenting | Get Help Now! | Services | Blog
Theraputic Boundaries and Social Media
Created on Saturday, 14 July 2012Written by David Earl Johnson, MSW, LICSW
Social media can be a way for you to learn about what I do, my philosophy, and about what sort of therapist I might be. But once you become a client of mine, things change. The relationship you have with a therapist is unique. Therapists cannot be friends or business partners, or have a social or sexual relationship with you.
During the time you are a client mine, you can expect most of the services offered during your scheduled visits. Should you have an urgent need, you can leave a message for me and I will get back to you when I can. You should not expect emergency help from me. Emergency services are available at 911, urgent mental health services are available here. If you have an urgent need, contact me by phone at (763)250-1231, or email me at davemsw[at]protonmail[dot]com. Do not leave confidential information on a voicemail at my phone number because though it is private, it does not meet standards for protected health information.
While you are a client of mine, you may still follow me on social media. But if you send me unsecured email, call me for a non-urgent matter, send an @replies or direct message on Twitter, comment or direct message me on Facebook, write a blog comment or contact me via some other insecure and/or public means, you may be ignored and/or deleted to protect your confidentiality and preserve the integrity of the therapeutic relationship
Now that you know my social media policy, you may follow me:
Click to follow: