This course focuses on the ethics of engaging in social media as a mental health professional, showing how you shape your professional identity partially via your online presence. It delves into how confidentiality and trust are maintained in digital spaces, and how you can balance advocacy and authenticity without compromising ethics.
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This course is the third in a five-course series which offers a deep-dive examination of how ethics in mental health practice has shifted to adapt to the digital age.
About this course
Social media connects us more than ever – but for mental health professionals, it also challenges how we protect trust, boundaries, and professionalism online. This course explores the ethical dimensions of digital engagement, from managing online identities to handling client interactions and public advocacy. With real-world examples and practical tools, you learn how to communicate with integrity and confidence across digital platforms – cultivating a professional presence that is both authentic and ethically sound.<br><br>
This course is the third in a five-course series offering a deep-dive examination of how ethics in mental health practice has shifted to adapt to the digital age. The next course in this series is titled <em> <a href="/catalogue/courses/ethical-use-of-artificial-intelligence-and-emerging-technologies-in-mental-health-practice" target="_blank">Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in Mental Health Practice</a></em>.
Duration
1 hour
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Type
specialised
Price
Included with Membership
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