The ethics of using client testimonials to market your practice
Client testimonials are what marketers call social proof—the modern-day word-of-mouth referrals. But, therapists may wonder whether client testimonials are distasteful, … Continued
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Why a no-show and cancellation policy is essential for therapists
Wondering whether you need a no-show and cancellation policy with your therapy clients? You’re not alone. If I were to … Continued
6 ways to survive tax season
If you’re a therapist or private practitioner who is feeling overwhelmed at the idea of sorting through all your receipts … Continued
How to get a raise (in your insurance reimbursement rate)
In my work consulting with therapists regarding insurance issues, the majority of clinicians’ complaints are about their insurance reimbursement rates. … Continued
11 overlooked tax write-offs for therapists and clinicians
Are there tax write-offs for therapists you might be overlooking? It’s essential to know which expenses, fees, and costs incurred … Continued
What do counselor and therapist abbreviations in titles stand for?
Wondering about those letters—the counselor, therapist abbreviations, and psychologist abbreviations—that appear after your behavioral health colleagues’ names on their therapist … Continued
The ethics of ChatGPT and AI in mental health
Should people be using AI in therapy? What is chatbot therapy? Is there an AI therapist? Are people really using … Continued
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