Tag Archives: internet

Upcoming Salon | The Web 2.0 Psychotherapist: The Therapeutic Relationship and Social Media

Please be aware of my upcoming training. And feel free to share the following announcement with anyone you think might be interested!

SFCP Community Members’ Professional Development Salon

The Web 2.0 Psychotherapist: The Therapeutic Relationship and Social Media
Some clinicians are hesitant about having a personal social media presence (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn, [...]

Social Media Policy & Updates to Office Procedures

I have uploaded my Social Media Policy and have made some minor updates to my current Office Procedures and Agreement for Psychotherapy Services.
If you are a current client, I will update you on the changes and have you sign a new Acknowledgment of Notifications form to indicate that you are aware of these changes when [...]

Update: Findings on Research on Therapists on the Internet

If you are looking for the results of the survey on therapists encountering client information on the Internet, please note that we have extended our data collection period.
Results of our survey will be posted on this blog by August 30th, 2010.
Please check back then.

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Location Based Check-In Sites for Mental Health Professionals

At a couple of recent trainings, and in consultations with other mental health professionals, the question has come up about whether is is okay to check in on sites like Foursquare, Loopt, brightkite, and Gowalla when one is involved in the provision of clinical services. I have met with a few clinicians in training who [...]

Google Buzz Alarms a Psychotherapist

Wake up and smell the smoke
Last Wednesday, I logged into Gmail to discover that I had a new little Buzz icon. When I clicked on it, I discovered what everyone was tweeting about: I was auto-following a number of people. Some I knew and some I didn’t really know at all. We just happened to [...]