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Psychologists and therapy: Review and reputation replies
21 replies for positive, neutral, negative, and unfair reviews, Google Q&A, and public complaints; none of them confirm who is a client.
21 templates5 groups20 minOctober 15, 2026
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- google reviews
- reputation
- confidentiality
In a therapy practice, the first rule of replying to reviews never changes: who is a client is never confirmed, not even in a positive review. The replies are split into positive, neutral, negative, and unfair reviews, Google's Q&A section, and public complaints.
Positive reviews
Short positive review
Thank you for your review and for taking the time to write it. Under our confidentiality policy, we don't refer to personal details in replies; your kind words have been passed on to our team. — {SIGNATURE}
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- 02Neutral and mixed reviews4 templates
- 03Negative and unfair reviews4 templates
- 04Google Q&A section4 templates
- 05Public complaints and crisis4 templates
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