A Note on Professional Integrity
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A Note on Professional Integrity
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Recently, on social media, I have noticed that more and more conversations of mental health and social issues are being had, which is amazing. However, I have also noticed that these conversations - or the information shared - are being had by people who may not have the professional expertise to put across their points. Which, whether intentionally or not, can cause harm. Therefore, I have put together a bit of a rationale for why content creators, such as myself and others like me, are likely more trustworthy sources of information relating to psychology and mental health. You may disagree, but please let me know if you do and why.
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