Can you promote in r/simplepractice?
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The short answer
Engage as a community member, provide helpful non-promotional answers, disclose any affiliation briefly, and seek mod approval before posting offers/links or promotional content.
What works here
- answer product-usage questions as a peer
- share non-promotional experience or troubleshooting tips
- disclose affiliation when commenting
What gets posts removed
- posting promotional offers, affiliate links, or repeated self-promotion
- presenting yourself as official SimplePractice support
- sharing PHI or doing direct client tech support
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Spam or Self-Promotion
Promotional posts, affiliate links, or repeated links to your own content will be removed unless pre-approved by mods.
Community is peer-run
Subreddit states it is not affiliated with SimplePractice and asks members not to present themselves as official support.
Sidebar contains marketing copy
Public description and sidebar include a product pitch and trial CTA — indicates product mentions exist but official distance is maintained.
No Tech Support for Clients
Subreddit is for providers; clients should contact therapist or SimplePractice support instead.
Protect Client Privacy
Strict prohibition on sharing PHI or identifiable client data (relevant when replying publicly).
Official rules of r/simplepractice
- 01Protect Client Privacy
- 02No Tech Support for Clients
- 03Be Respectful and Constructive
- 04No Spam or Self-Promotion
- 05This is a Peer Support Subreddit
- 06Follow Reddit’s Content Policy
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 22, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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