Brief behavioral assessments are a great way for behavioral health professionals and other clinicians to gauge risk and progress, but many of them don’t bill…
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As a therapist, progress notes are necessary for you to track your patient’s progress and ensure they are receiving effective treatment options. Progress notes contain…
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Couples counseling differs from individual therapy because instead of dealing with one person’s issues or addiction, you’re working through two individuals’ needs and how those…
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An out-of-network provider is a clinician who has not signed a contract with a certain insurance plan to provide behavioral health or health care services…
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As a behavioral health professional, it’s essential to stay up-to-date on changes to the DSM-5 to diagnose patients accurately and help them understand themselves. With…
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An electronic health record (EHR) underpins the many tasks in healthcare practices, from recording progress notes to billing patients. Since practices have so much to…
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As a therapist or mental health professional, writing therapy notes is one of the most common, important parts of your career. From the moment you…
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Amidst record rates of burnout in healthcare, some practices have turned to medical transcription services to ease the burden on providers, allowing them to dictate…
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Due to widespread lockdowns aimed at reducing the risk of community transmission of COVID-19, clinics across the world scrambled to find an effective way to…
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), previously called attention-deficit disorder (ADD), is a chronic neurodevelopmental disorder that affects a person’s ability to sit still and pay attention and…
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