A career as a mental health provider can be gratifying, helping others realize their potential, assisting them with their difficulties, and providing much-needed support. But it can also be frustrating. The difficulties that pop up every day can really add up if we’re not on top of it. So, if you’ve let too much pile-up, …
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Third, keep it updated and keep an eye on any changes to the terms of service. Whenever sensitive information exchanges hands between a health service provider and patient, it has to be done within a set of rules and ethics. And that’s no different online. Telehealth providers have a series of rules and ethics they’re …
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Most therapists with their own practice (or those considering it) dread the idea of marketing. It’s a dirty word to many people, and when you see how disruptive and sometimes malicious some ads can be, you can see why. But marketing is just a tool. If you use it for evil, you get that nasty …
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Self-care is one of the most important tools any therapist or psychologist can have in their bag. As a mental health provider, you take on the burdens of others daily. Sometimes hourly! Self-care is your way of making sure those burdens don’t just pile up and up. Let’s take a look at a few of …
More therapists are transitioning from in-person services to remote therapy than ever before. While there are a lot of benefits to an online practice, there are a few things that telehealth providers need to keep in mind when it comes to transitioning from in-person to online. Let’s look at 7 tips for therapists transitioning to …
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Therapy is an umbrella term covering numerous forms of mental health techniques, theories, and beliefs. You can break down therapy into four main groups, and each of those groups breaks down even further. Therapists starting their own private practice, those new to the field, or just anyone looking for some clarity can benefit greatly from …
Choosing a Niche for Your Private Practice One of the best ways for a private practice to develop a solid client base is by choosing a niche. A niche is a specialty, or focus, that helps define the scope of your practice and the types of customers you attract. Wait, doesn’t that narrow your customer …
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Couples searching for professional help have a lot to consider when choosing the right couple therapist. There’s a big boon of available couple therapists, especially online, making picking even more difficult. Some choose a therapist they’re already familiar with and stick with them, even if they don’t have experience specifically in couple therapy. This is …
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Working part-time is quickly becoming more common in all industries, especially in telehealth. Surprisingly, more therapists work part-time than any other doctoral or professional degree in psychology, around a ⅓ of the field. Turns out there are a lot of benefits to the part-time schedule, and it just might be time you consider it for …
Starting a private practice is a dream for many in the telehealth industry. And a nightmare. If you’re in the same boat, don’t freak out. It’s completely normal to be wary of some parts of starting an online therapy practice. One of the biggest sources of nightmare fuel has to be the actual act of …
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