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The intention for using social media for counselors is for marketing, education, advocacy, thought leadership, and providing content in a technologically changing field. We want to do this while making clients aware of the risks and benefits of engagement on social media where counselors are present. A therapeutic relationship is a professional relationship and in today's technological climate, a social media presence or following your therapist on social media is not to be confused with a relationship outside of therapy. Ethical, professional, and therapeutic boundaries must be followed and honored.
A counseling social media page is not psychotherapy, a replacement for a therapeutic relationship, or substitute for mental health andmedical care. A social media presence as a counseling professional is not seeking an endorsement, request, or rating from past or current clients. No social media posts should be considered professional advice. The information contained in posts is general information for educational purposes only.
Past and current clients risk breaching their privacy and confidentiality by following, liking, re-posting, commenting, and engaging on social media platforms with counselors. Remember commenting and messaging between sessions is not a confidential or encouraged means of communication. To ensure using technology,  chat rooms, and/or social media in a professional manner and maintain  appropriate professional boundaries, Mindful Counseling professionals and  staff do not engage in any "personal virtual relationships”. Please consult your physician or mental health provider regarding advice or support for your health and wellbeing. If you are suicidal, please call your local 24-hour hotline or 911 or emergency services.