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Category: Lessons learned

Targeting Therapist Overwhelm: Clinical Documentation

July 27, 2021
Lessons learned, Overwhelm
Clinical Documenation

Clinical documentation can be an anxiety-provoking topic for therapists because it may seem like there is conflicting information about what is needed and there are so many different approaches to this element of our work.   When therapists do not feel confident about their approach to clinical documentation it leads to working inefficiently because of […]

More Favorite Strategies for Managing Therapist Overwhelm

March 2, 2021
Lessons learned, Overwhelm
Therapist Overwhelm

Last month I introduced you to a handful of my most favorite strategies for managing therapist overwhelm.  It is important for therapists to have a whole toolbox of strategies to draw from because when we feel overwhelmed we may need to experiment with a couple of strategies to find the one that is effective in […]

Common Leaks for Therapists

January 29, 2021
Lessons learned, Overwhelm
Common Leaks for Therapists

Leaks in our therapy practices unintentionally divert our attention and energy away from our priorities and contribute to therapist overwhelm. Actively plugging leaks allows therapists to reclaim their time, energy and dollars for activities that are most important to them; inside and outside of the therapy office. I would argue that almost all (if not […]

5 Areas Where Therapists Need Systems

5 Areas where therapists need systems

Therapists need systems (and I am not talking about systems theories that guide our clinical work)!  Creating and consistently implementing systems that work well are essential to a therapy practice running smoothly.   There are many areas where therapists can implement systems in their practices, no matter the size of the practice.  This post outlines 5 […]