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Originally Posted by BudFox
Sure, but by then the damage is already done. The focus should be on avoiding client harm in the first place. But that seems to be an afterthought. The greater concern, if you read the codes and other things written by the biz, is protecting the T in the case of conflict.
Yelp at least bypasses all this bulls**t and gives the client the power to speak without any meddling from professionals.
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Okay, but the damage is also already done by the time you know enough to post a Yelp! review.
All I can say is, if a therapist or other professional did me demonstrable, provable damage, I would want to hit them where there is the greatest potential to do them harm and possibly protect others in the future. That to me is not something best done via online review. But to each their own.