Social Media Policy


Updated: 10/01/2026

ECPS uses social media to share information about our services, mental health education, community resources, and organizational updates.

Privacy
To protect client privacy, ECPS does not confirm or deny whether an individual receives/ received services from our organization through social media.
Please do not post personal, medical, or confidential information about yourself or another individual on our social media pages.

Communication
Social media platforms are no intended for clinical communication, appointment scheduling, emergencies, or the exchange of confidential health information.
Messages sent through social media may not be monitored continuously and should not be used for urgent concerns.

Comments
ECPS reserves the right to remove comments that contain:

  • Threats
  • Harassment
  • Hate speech
  • Personal or confidential information
  • Spam
  • Advertising or solication
  • Explicit or inappropriate content
  • Content unrelated to the purpose of the page

Removing a comment does not mean that ECPS agrees or disagrees with the opinions expressed.

Review and Testimonials
Because protecting client privacy is important, ECPS will not confirm or deny whether an individual is or has been a client, including in response to online reviews.