I recently received an email from a male describing what his therapist is wearing, and I was shocked. Let me explain why.
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Am I Talking Too Much?
Do you adjust your verbal style based on your client?
Self Esteem Worksheets: Help Clients Open Up and Start Conversations (Part II)
In this post, written by TheraNest and edited by me, we will provide more free resources for counselors.
Self Esteem Worksheets: Help Clients Open Up and Start Conversations (Part I)
This series of blog posts is written by TheraNest, a site that offers practice management software and useful counselor resources, and edited by me.
Private Practice: Time Breakdown Part III
So far, we are at 21 hours and counting… Now, lets look at marketing and random stuff to get our grand total!
Private Practice: Time Breakdown Part II
So far, we have looked at financial tasks and are at 12 hours and counting… In this post, we will look at the customer service role to continue our count. Stay tuned for the grand total! It’s coming.
Private Practice: Time Breakdown Part I
Are you considering starting your own private practice? Congratulations! However, you may not be aware of the effort required to make it a success. In this series of posts, I will describe all of the non-clinical tasks I do in my practice and approximately how much effort each task requires. Be sure to follow this […]
How Therapists Can Avoid Scammers
Because it is our job to believe in human potential, therapists can often get fooled by scams. In this post, I will outline some common scams, and provide tips for avoiding them.
When Clients Have Hidden Agendas, Part 2
In this post, I provide suggestions for how to handle hidden agendas in therapy.
When Clients Have Hidden Agendas – Part 1
Clients always tell the truth, right? Wrong! In this series of posts, I will discuss why clients sometimes have hidden agendas and how you should respond.