Online Social Relationships: Ethical Considerations for Counselors

David Brown

Online Social Relationships: Ethical Considerations for Counselors

David Brown

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

With the increasing popularity of social media, it is imperative that counselors understand the outcomes of relying heavily on the Internet for social connectedness. This program will review online vs. in-person relationships, consider social media’s influence on well-being and relationships, and discuss the role of social media and therapy.

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State	Published - Aug 18 2018
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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