There's a way to conceptualize your use of social media as a stove with two burners: family and friends on one, work and clients on the other. To succeed at social media in your counseling practice, you have to make sure you're using the right burner. If you want to excel at social media in your counseling practice, you have to adopt best practices.
With that in mind, what is the best way to build a presence on social media without hurting your reputation, breaking a rule, or compromising your clients along the way?
This week on the show I'm sharing the powerful message sent by the Texas LMFT board when it published its best practices for social media. In addition to that, I'm going to help you understand how to navigate those best practices to achieve a great social media presence without sacrificing what matters most.
If you have yet to listen to my previous episode about social media, "Uh Oh my client found me on social media" episode 19 is a great inside look at crafting a social media policy for your practice. In this episode, I go even deeper into the LMFT best practices for social media. We explore professionalism, confidentiality, communication, and the things that can really get you in trouble!
Having an online presence to market our practice is what a lot of counselors are looking for. So join me to get the tactics to help you get there!
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