Give the reader a clear starting point

A profile can explain the therapist’s role, professional setting and official enquiry route. Families may need orientation before they know what to ask. Use welcoming language without making assumptions about a particular person or implying that a short description establishes whether a service is suitable.

Keep private information in a private process

Do not invite recordings, assessment reports or personal histories through a general networking page. General resources can support understanding, but individual advice belongs in the appropriate professional relationship. Tap Tap Go makes the introduction and public information accessible without becoming an assessment or treatment system.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A hypothetical therapist meets a parent at an information event. The profile links an approved service overview and enquiry contact. The parent can ask about the process without uploading a child’s recording or private report as part of the introduction.

Make it practical.

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