Psychotherapy Business & Marketing, Subscribers
Be your own boss: Business practices for good boundaries
By Liz Varney, LICSW
Many therapists choose a private practice to work less and make more money. Yet, when the business is all...
Clinicians saying goodbye to insurance networks
By Eileen Weber
One primary reason the shortage of clinicians persists is because of insufficient insurance...
Tips for success in sub-leasing office space
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Sub-leasing office space is an affordable way for therapists to provide in person services, while keeping...
Psychologists weigh in on benefits, pitfalls of AI
By Ami Albernaz
Can it improve assessment, diagnosis?
Five, 10, 20 years from now, what role will AI play in psychology? Chatbots-as-therapists may come to mind for some (indeed,...
What can therapists learn from older adult clients?
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Most mornings, I drink from a coffee cup featuring an owl, given to me by a client nearly 15 years ago. She was in her 80s and in failing health. Her death occurred after I...
Child psychology emerges as top concentration
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Forensic and neuropsychology are other popular choices
Even before the pandemic, there were reports...
To open or not: Clinicians face plethora of challenges in wake of pandemic
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Eighteen months in, the pandemic we once believed would be over in a few weeks or months at the most,...
Podcasts can be an option for therapists
By Catherine Robertson Souter
More and more, Americans are turning to online sources for information. From sites that gather top news stories to videos on how to clean dryer vents, the internet has become...
Are more psychologists serving only self-pay patients? Difficulties with insurance companies highlighted
By Catherine Robertson Souter
The complaints documented in a 2019 survey released by the Connecticut Psychological Association (CPA) illustrate the on-going difficulties that psychologists have with...