Social Media Policy

This Social Media Policy outlines how Tyler Dawneé Young, LCSW uses social media and what visitors and clients can expect regarding interactions on social media platforms.

Purpose of Social Media

Social media accounts associated with Tyler Dawneé Young may share educational content, mental health resources, and general information related to topics such as burnout, trauma, grief, and emotional well-being. The information shared is intended for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

No Therapy or Clinical Advice via Social Media

Social media is not an appropriate place to request or receive therapy services. Tyler Dawneé Young does not provide therapy, counseling, crisis support, or clinical advice through social media platforms. If you are seeking therapy services, please contact the practice directly through the website or appropriate intake channels.

Confidentiality and Privacy

To protect client confidentiality, Tyler Dawneé Young will not acknowledge current or former clients on social media. If you choose to follow, like, or comment on social media accounts associated with the practice, please understand that this may compromise your privacy and confidentiality.

Direct Messages

Direct messages sent through social media platforms are not monitored for clinical purposes and should not be used for therapy-related communication. These platforms are not secure or confidential. If you need to contact the practice regarding services, please use the contact methods provided on the website.

Comments and Public Interaction

Comments on social media posts may be visible to others. Individuals are encouraged not to share personal or sensitive information in public comments. The practice reserves the right to remove comments that are inappropriate, offensive, promotional, or that violate privacy.

Following and Friend Requests

To maintain professional boundaries, Tyler Dawneé Young does not accept friend requests or follow requests from current or former therapy clients on personal social media accounts. This policy helps protect the therapeutic relationship and maintain appropriate professional boundaries.

Emergency Situations

Social media platforms are not monitored for emergencies. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency, please call 911 or contact the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting 988 in the United States.

Changes to This Policy

This Social Media Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in practice policies or professional standards. Visitors are encouraged to review this policy periodically.