Social Media Disclaimer
Last updated: 5 October 2026
The information shared by Stage & Mind Psychology across social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, is provided for general informational and educational purposes only.
Social media content is not intended to provide individualised psychological advice, diagnosis, assessment or treatment, and should not be used as a substitute for professional support.
No therapeutic relationship
Following Stage & Mind Psychology, viewing, liking, sharing or commenting on content, or sending a direct message does not establish a psychologist-client relationship.
Social media content is general in nature and cannot take into account your individual circumstances, history, needs or risks.
Comments and direct messages
I value connection with the community and will do my best to engage respectfully with comments and messages. However, social media is not an appropriate setting for providing individualised psychological support or clinical advice.
Please avoid sharing sensitive or highly personal information in comments or direct messages.
I may not be able to respond to personal or clinical questions through social media. Any response provided should not be interpreted as psychological advice or as the commencement of a professional relationship.
If you are seeking psychological support, please contact Stage & Mind Psychology through the website or email to enquire about services.
Information and third-party content
I make reasonable efforts to ensure that information shared by Stage & Mind Psychology is accurate and relevant. However, psychological knowledge and research continue to evolve, and information shared on social media may not always reflect the most recent evidence or clinical guidance.
Stage & Mind Psychology may also share, repost or link to content created by other individuals or organisations. Sharing third-party content does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of that person's views, services or broader content.
I am not responsible for the accuracy, completeness or content of third-party material.
Social media and individual wellbeing
Mental health content can affect people differently. If something you see or read on social media feels distressing, activating or unhelpful, you are encouraged to step away from the content and seek appropriate support if needed.
Social media content should not be used to self-diagnose or to make decisions about your mental health or treatment without appropriate professional guidance.
If you are in distress
Stage & Mind Psychology is not an emergency or crisis service.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are concerned about your immediate safety, please contact an appropriate crisis or emergency service.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000.
In Australia, you can also contact:
Lifeline: 13 11 14 — 24/7 crisis support
Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 — mental health support and information
For non-urgent enquiries about psychological services, please contact Stage & Mind Psychology through the website or email.