Disclaimers & Policies
Effective Date: October 2026
PsychologyPop is an educational platform created to help late-diagnosed autistic adults better understand their experiences, explore new perspectives, and make informed decisions about their lives.
The following policies explain the educational purpose of PsychologyPop, professional and social media boundaries, communication expectations, and important information about purchases and recommendations.
1. Educational & Informational Disclaimer
PsychologyPop provides educational and informational content intended to support understanding, reflection, and personal growth. Although PsychologyPop was founded by a licensed professional counselor, its content and programs do not constitute therapy, counseling, diagnosis, or individualized clinical care.
Engaging with PsychologyPop through its website, educational programs, social media, or other resources does not establish a therapist-client relationship or any other professional clinical relationship.
If you are seeking therapy, counseling, a formal diagnosis, or individualized mental health support, please consult a licensed mental health professional who can provide those services within an established professional relationship.
PsychologyPop's educational content draws from psychological research, professional knowledge, and lived experience. Individual autistic experiences vary, and information presented through PsychologyPop should be considered within the context of your own circumstances.
Participation in PsychologyPop programs does not guarantee particular emotional, psychological, relational, or personal outcomes.
2. Social Media Ethics & Boundaries
PsychologyPop shares educational content across platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social media services.
Social media provides opportunities for education, discussion, and connection.
Maintaining appropriate professional boundaries and respecting personal privacy are important parts of PsychologyPop's approach to public engagement.
Educational Content and Public Discussions
Videos, Shorts, Reels, livestreams, posts, comments, and other social media content are educational and informational.
General questions and thoughtful discussions are welcome. However, public comments and interactions are not appropriate settings for individualized clinical recommendations, assessment, diagnosis, or counseling.
Comments may be visible to other users. Please consider your privacy before sharing diagnoses, personal histories, medical information, or other sensitive experiences.
Comments containing harassment, threats, discriminatory language, spam, privacy violations, or other inappropriate content may be hidden, removed, or moderated.
Direct Messages and Private Communications
Social media direct messages are not confidential clinical communication channels and should not be used for therapy requests, diagnosis, emergencies, or individualized mental health advice.
Responses to social media comments and direct messages are not guaranteed.
For general business inquiries, please contact hello@psychologypop.com.
Professional Boundaries and Confidentiality
PsychologyPop operates separately from the founder's psychotherapy practice.
The identity or client status of current or former psychotherapy clients will not be publicly acknowledged or discussed by PsychologyPop.
Following, liking, commenting on, or sharing PsychologyPop content does not establish or confirm a counseling relationship.
Professional boundaries and confidentiality obligations involving psychotherapy clients are maintained in accordance with applicable laws, licensing requirements, and professional ethical standards.
Research, Lived Experience, and Professional Ethics
PsychologyPop draws upon psychological research, professional knowledge, and lived experience. Content is intended to distinguish research findings from professional interpretation, personal experience, and opinion.
PsychologyPop's social media practices are informed by relevant professional ethical guidance, including guidance published by the American Counseling Association (ACA), the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC), and the American Psychological Association (APA), as applicable.
These principles inform the approach to confidentiality, professional boundaries, responsible communication, and respectful public engagement.
3. Contact & Response Times
For questions about PsychologyPop, program purchases, account access, or general inquiries, please email hello@psychologypop.com.
Please allow up to five (5) business days for a response. Business days are Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. federal holidays.
PsychologyPop primarily communicates through email and does not offer telephone-based customer support. Messages sent through social media platforms may not receive a response.
Communication channels are intended for general business and educational inquiries. Please do not submit confidential medical records, psychotherapy information, or urgent mental health concerns through these channels.
4. Refund Policy
All Sales Final — Digital Products
PsychologyPop programs provide immediate access to extensive digital educational content, including prerecorded videos, written materials, and downloadable resources.
Because these materials become available upon purchase, all sales are final, and refunds are not offered, except where required by applicable law.
You are encouraged to explore PsychologyPop's free educational resources before purchasing. This provides an opportunity to become familiar with the educational approach and decide whether a program feels right for you.
If you experience technical difficulties accessing a purchased program, please contact hello@psychologypop.com for assistance. This policy does not limit any consumer rights or remedies provided by applicable law.
Where required for immediate delivery of digital content, additional consent or acknowledgment may be requested during checkout.
5. Affiliate Links & Sponsored Content
Some PsychologyPop resources may contain affiliate links, sponsored recommendations, or references to outside products and services.
PsychologyPop may earn a commission when you purchase a product or service through certain affiliate links, at no additional cost to you.
Material financial relationships, including paid sponsorships and affiliate partnerships, will be disclosed clearly where applicable.
Recommendations may include books, technology, sensory accommodations, executive functioning tools, and other resources relevant to the experiences of late-diagnosed autistic adults.
These resources are provided for educational and informational purposes. PsychologyPop does not guarantee the effectiveness, availability, or suitability of third-party products or services for individual needs.
6. Crisis & Emergency Disclaimer
PsychologyPop does not provide crisis intervention or emergency mental health services.
The website, educational programs, email, and social media accounts are not monitored for emergencies.
If you are in immediate danger or experiencing an emergency, contact your local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.
In the United States, you may call or text 988 for suicide or mental health crisis support.
If you are outside the United States, contact an appropriate local emergency or crisis support service.
PsychologyPop
Elana Dunn LPC LLC, doing business as PsychologyPop
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Email: hello@psychologypop.com
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