Nothing puts potential clients and referral sources at ease as quickly as hearing from your colleagues and past clients that you have been helpful to them. That's why it's important to collect testimonials and to use them liberally. Here are some ways that I have effectively integrated {...}
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Archives for May 2010
Microdistribution For Your Published Works
If you have published a book and are struggling to get your work noticed, you might want to check out this post in the Nieman Journalism Lab by Megan Garber on microdistribution. {...}
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Getting Testimonials From Your Clients And Colleagues
Unlike many professionals, those in mental health cannot ethically ask therapy clients / ex-clients for testimonials. Nor can you use your client's written expressions of gratitude without their permission. However, there are other ways to ethically gather testimonials about your quality of work {...}
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Social Media And Privacy Concerns For Mental Health Professionals
If you've missed my posts concerning the risks of mental health professionals' use of social media here and here, you may want to go back and take a look.
More privacy concerns related to Facebook are addressed in Jenna Wortham's article this week in the New York Times. That's why I was happy to {...}
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