Social Media, Reviews, and Confidentiality

This is a living document. It may evolve as we continue to learn and refine how we protect client privacy.
Posted March 24, 2026 • Last updated April 28, 2026

Social Media and Public Interaction

Will you respond to messages or comments on social media?

We don’t use social media as a space for conversation or communication.

While social platforms can feel casual and accessible, they aren’t private or secure. Even a simple reply can unintentionally reveal or suggest a therapeutic relationship—and protecting your confidentiality matters more to us than being responsive online.

Social media is also not monitored for clinical or crisis support. If you’re in immediate distress, please reach out to a local crisis line, emergency services, or a trusted person in your life.

To maintain clear professional boundaries, we also don’t search for, follow, or connect with clients on personal or professional accounts.

Reviews and Public Feedback

Do you respond to Google reviews or other public feedback?

We genuinely appreciate your feedback, and you're more than welcome to share your experience on platforms like Google.

If you ever see a review connected to our practice, you’ll notice that we don’t respond publicly—not because we don’t appreciate it, but because your privacy matters more to us than our online presence.

Even a simple reply can unintentionally suggest a therapeutic relationship, so we keep all responses private.

Client Testimonials

Do you use client testimonials on your website?

No—we don’t use client testimonials.

Therapy is different from most services. Even when permission is given, sharing someone’s experience publicly can carry risks related to privacy, pressure, or unintended impact.

We believe the therapeutic relationship is best protected by keeping it separate from marketing or public representation.

Our goal is to create a space where you can speak freely, without wondering if your story might one day be shared or referenced elsewhere.

Instead, we aim to give you a sense of who we are through our writing, our values, and how we show up—so you can decide for yourself whether it feels like a good fit.