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When We Move From the Therapy Room to Social Media

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By Joe Kort
| Psychology Today Verified
I’ve been creating online social media content, including posts and videos, for a very long time now. Because I share the same kind of information online that I do in the in-person seminars I present at conferences, I consider myself an educator and the content I share to be psychoeducation.
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When We Move From the Therapy Room to Social Media - Joe Kort

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By Joe Kort
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Online content created by therapists is psychoeducation, not therapy. Therapists' online visibility is part of modern practice and can be clinically helpful using transference. Licensed professionals online help balance unqualified voices spreading inaccurate mental health information. Ethical mistakes by some shouldn’t silence the many who are using social media responsibly. I’ve been creating online social media content, including posts and videos, for a very long time now.
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The Hidden Impact of Ghosting Your Therapist

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By Joe Kort, Michelle Quirk
| Psychology Today Verified
Source: Timur Weber / Pexels Ghosting refers to the deliberate and complete withdrawal from communication without explanation. While the term is commonly associated with dating or friendships, ghosting can occur across many types of relationships and commitments. Individuals may ghost a romantic partner, a friend, a job, a personal passion, or even a therapist.
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