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Billing for self-pay therapy is something that many providers avoid. Therapists who are opening their open practice or working as solo practitioners often have to decide whether or not they want to take insurance. Working with insurance companies has its…

What is the difference between telehealth and telemedicine? Most providers should be familiar with these two terms. Virtual visits have boomed in popularity over the last few years, especially since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The transition to digital…

Mental health providers occasionally encounter clients who exhibit sociopathic are narcissistic behavior. This or maybe providers work with a client who believes someone in their life is showing these kinds of behaviors and they want to know how to spot…

Brainspotting and EMDR mental health therapy are two procedures administered by therapists for clients suffering from a wide range of stress or trauma-related diagnoses. Individuals that have experienced trauma often have trouble processing that experience on their own and benefit…

Suicidal Ideation Therapy is the treatment applied by mental health providers to help their clients battling suicidal thoughts, ideas, or behaviors. If you are an individual struggling with suicidal thoughts or behaviors, it is vital that you receive immediate help.…

Schema-focused therapy is a technique used by mental health providers to help clients overcome repetitive thought patterns. The American Psychological Association (APA) has several definitions for the term “schema” one of which being “an outlook or assumption that an individual…

Every mental health provider had to reassess how they approached their therapy activities in 2020. Telehealth transitioned from being an option to a necessity as the world shut down and providers needed a way to keep seeing their clients and…

Depersonalization is the experience that someone has of being detached or disconnected from one’s reality. CBT for depersonalization has grown to become the condition’s most common course of treatment among mental health providers.  Depersonalization disorder is characterized by psychological/emotional experiences…

Acceptance and commitment therapy is growing in practice among providers in the United States. For individuals who crave health, love, stability, acceptance, and relationships, life can feel like a never-ending chase for those things. The reality might be that, while…

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a commonly used type of psychotherapy (talk therapy) used by all types of mental health providers. CBT focuses on helping clients generate awareness of their inaccurate/negative thinking habits while teaching them techniques of thinking through…