Social Media Disclaimer

Allow Wellness participates in social media in order to engage individuals and organizations in learning about and creating healthier lifestyle changes. Allow Wellness content on social media platforms is used to encourage discussion of health information. Please note that comments and images by followers/users do not necessarily represent the views of Allow Wellness.

Additionally, Allow Wellness cannot guarantee privacy or confidentiality through the use of these platforms and will not communicate with clients via social media. To ensure professional therapeutic relationships and to maintain appropriate boundaries, clinicians will not “follow” or ”friend” clients. Being mindful that clinicians may engage in personal use of social media, we also ask clients to please refrain from “following” or ”friending” clinicians.

For media inquiries, please feel free to contact us directly.

Comment Policy

While we encourage others share thoughts and opinions on Allow Wellness social media pages, we expect that this will be done in a respectful manner. Posted comments and images by followers/users do not necessarily represent the views of Allow Wellness.

A comment or image will be deleted if it contains: hate speech, profanity, nudity, defamation to a person or people or group, bullying, comments with intent to sell a product or service, comments that infringe on copyrights, or any other comment that Allow Wellness deems inappropriate. Repeated violations of this policy may result in the user being blocked from the social media platform.

Note: We understand that social media is a 24/7 medium platform. However, our moderation capabilities are not, so we may not see every inappropriate comment right away. Feel free to contact us if you suspect or find an inappropriate comment from any party.

 
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