Psychology Today has a new area for a COVID-19 Statement. The text for the statement can include up to 140 characters (including spaces). The statement will appear at the top of your profile in a highlighted box when current or potential clients view your profile on Psychology Today.
How to edit your COVID-19 statement on Psychology Everywhere
- Login to your Psychology Today Profile.
- Click Edit Profile.
- Click COVID-19 Statement.
- Edit your statement
- Click Save.
What Psychology Today suggests for your COVID-19 statement
Psychology Today suggests telling clients about how you’re able to handle sessions during COVID-19. You might want to include details about options for online therapy sessions or precautions to take during in-person visits.
What Therapy Everywhere suggests for your COVID-19 statement on Psychology Everywhere
Your COVID-19 statement on Psychology Everywhere should be part of your plan to continue providing care during the coronavirus pandemic.
- If you offer online sessions, make sure that clients see this option on your Psychology Today profile and on your website.
- If you offer in-person sessions, address safety concerns on your Psychology Today profile and on your website by referring to social distancing, the spacing of clients, and hygiene measures that your office is taking.
Remember – even when the pandemic starts to abate and in-office sessions become safer, clients will still be concerned about safety.
Getting help for your Psychology Today profile and for your practice during the Coronavirus
If you are already a TherapyEverywhere client, your account manager will provide you with suggested content for your COVID-19 statement on Psychology Everywhere.
If you are not yet a TherapyEverywhere client, now is the time to check out our effective and affordable practice growth options. You can also get our help with your statement here – as part of making your Psychology Today profile more effective.
You might also be interested in:
- Practical steps to make your therapy practice COVID-19 ready (and beyond).
- Keeping yourself and your clients safe during COVID-19 while providing mental health care.