Social Proof & Trust Building
NASW Code 4.07(b): The Solicitation Rule Every Social Worker Should Know
NASW Code 4.07(b) restricts soliciting testimonials, including asking permission to reuse what a client already said. Here is what you can still publish.
AAMFT and Testimonials: What Marriage and Family Therapists Are Actually Allowed to Do
Ethics & Online Presence · Private Practice AAMFT and Testimonials: What Marriage and Family Therapists Are Actually Allowed to Do…
ACA Code C.3.b: The Testimonial Rule Every Counselor Should Know
Ethics & Online Presence · Private Practice ACA Code C.3.b: the testimonial rule every counselor should know ACA Code C.3.b…
What to Put on Your About Page to Build Instant Credibility
Social Proof & Trust Building · Private Practice What to Put on Your About Page to Build Instant Credibility Your…
Building Trust on a Therapist Website Without Client Testimonials
Social Proof & Trust Building · Private Practice Building Trust on a Therapist Website Without Client Testimonials Soliciting client reviews…
How to Get More Google Reviews for Doctors, Dentists & Vets
Reputation & Reviews · Healthcare How to Get More Google Reviews for Doctors, Dentists & Vets Most happy patients leave…
How to Get More Google Reviews for Your Therapy Practice (Ethically)
Social Proof & Trust Building Practice How to get more Google reviews for your therapy practice: the ethical guide You…
The Fake CAPTCHA Scam (ClickFix): A Plain-Language Warning for Private Practices
ClickFix is a growing fake CAPTCHA scam that tricks therapists and clinicians into installing malware on their own devices. Here is how to spot it, the one rule that stops it cold, and exactly what to do if you already followed the steps.
Can Therapists Ask for Reviews? The Ethics of Testimonials Explained
Ethics & Online Presence · Private Practice Can Therapists Ask for Reviews? what the codes actually say The short answer…