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Psychologists and therapy: Compliance, platform rules, and KVKK

51 items on titles, promotion rules, Meta and Google policies, KVKK, IYS, and data security. It's not legal advice; it sends you to the current texts.

51 items6 groups15 minOctober 15, 2026

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A list to review at least once a year, and again whenever a rule changes, covering promotion, advertising, and data processing for psychologists and therapy practices. It doesn't replace legal advice; each item means checking the current texts and, where needed, a legal adviser.

Titles, authority, and professional ethics

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  • Each practitioner's diploma, graduate, and therapy training certificates are in one folder; every title used in promotion rests on a document.
  • Titles like “clinical psychologist” and “specialist psychologist” were checked against the current regulation; they aren't used for anyone who doesn't meet the requirements.
  • The titles psychological counselor, psychologist, and psychiatrist aren't used interchangeably; every piece of content states the correct profession.

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  1. Promotion and ad content9 items
  2. Meta and Google policies8 items
  3. KVKK: privacy notice, explicit consent, and special-category data9 items
  4. Commercial messages, IYS, and consumer law9 items
  5. Data security, retention, and breaches8 items
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Psychologists and therapy page

  • Hook bank10 min

    45 hooks for therapists

    Anxiety is basically an alarm system. The problem isn't the alarm, it's the setting.

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  • Copy template15 min

    16 copy and message templates for a therapy practice

    Psychoeducation post

    {CONCEPT} is often misunderstood. In short: {ONE_LINE_DEFINITION} In daily life it can look like this: {EXAMPLE_SITUATION} Noticing it isn't a diagnosis. It just means knowing what to look for. If you'd like to talk about it one on one, you can request an intro call through the link in the profile. {PRACTITIONER}, {TITLE}

    16 templates · 6 groupsMembers only

  • Script20 min

    9 video and call scripts for therapists

    0–3sWhen should you start therapy? (40s)

    practitioner, close-up. Voice: "Don't wait for everything to get really bad before starting therapy." On screen: When should you start?

    9 scripts · 2 groupsMembers only

  • Message template20 min

    WhatsApp and DM replies

    First message from an ad

    Hi {FIRST_NAME}, thank you for writing to the {PRACTICE} team. I'm {COORDINATOR}, the client coordinator. To find the right practitioner for you, we start with a short intro call; it isn't therapy, just a chance to meet. Two quick questions: 1. Is the support for you, for you as a couple, or for your child? 2. Do you prefer online or in person? No need to write any details.

    22 templates · 5 groupsMembers only

  • Checklist25 min

    Therapy practice marketing checklist

    • The practitioner's diploma title, training, and certificates are collected in one folder, and all copy is written against that list.
    • The Instagram bio has the title, city, online session info, and one link; no inflation like "best" or "expert."

    40 items · 6 groupsMembers only

  • Hook bank12 min

    Reels and short-video openers

    The most-used thing in a therapy room isn't the tissue box. Let me show you.

    50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only