In this episode of Supervision Simplified, Dr. Amy Parks and Valarie Harris explore the challenges and opportunities social media presents for clinicians and supervisors. They discuss the importance of intentionality in online spaces, from managing personal branding to navigating ethical dilemmas in media engagement.
The conversation highlights the balance between authenticity and boundaries, particularly when it comes to self-disclosure both in sessions and on social platforms. Valarie introduces a concept of new filters as a way to sift through the noise of social media and stay aligned with one’s values.
Together, they offer practical insights on leveraging social media as a tool for connection, learning, and professional growth while maintaining ethical integrity.
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