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    A client receives cognitive processing therapy during an in-person session.

    Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)

    If you’re considering adding cognitive processing therapy (CPT) as a therapeutic intervention to your practice, you may be wondering who … Continued

    A woman uses VR, which is similar to the process of prolonged exposure therapy since both involve simulating a situation you're not currently in. Prolonged exposure therapy involves reliving or recalling traumatic moments or triggers to heal.

    Prolonged Exposure Therapy

    Prolonged exposure (PE) therapy is a type of therapy that seeks to address the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) … Continued

    Michael Vallejo, LCSW
    Occupational therapist, Dr. Reina Olivera, grins in this picture. Dr. Olivera is an expert in mental health occupational therapy and the author of this article.

    Mental Health, Occupational Therapy, and How The Two Relate

    The motto of occupational therapy is “Living life to its fullest.” In order to help clients do that, occupational therapists … Continued

    Reina Olivera, DrOT, OTR/L
    A therapist's hands type up social work progress notes on a keyboard.

    Social Work Progress Notes

    Also referred to as case notes, social work progress notes are written records of clinical information and interactions with a … Continued

    Amy Book, LMHC
    A family of three watches the sunset. Generational trauma can affect your private practice, read this article to find out how to heal and in turn thrive in your business.

    Overcoming Generational Trauma to Thrive in Private Practice

    As I build relationships with other therapists in my coaching business, one of my favorite things is hearing why they … Continued

    Brittany McGeehan, Ph.D.
    A social worker observe's their child client's drawing of her family. This observation will inform the social work SOAP notes for the session.

    How to Write Social Work SOAP Notes

    Wondering about social work SOAP notes and why they’re important for your practice? This article shows how to create SOAP … Continued

    Michael Vallejo, LCSW
    A therapist and her client are face to face, in a therapy session. The therapist is utilizing a technique found in this list of therapeutic interventions.

    List of Therapeutic Interventions

    A key component of mental healthcare is using and being familiar with the list of therapeutic interventions that can help … Continued

    Kristin Trick, LPC-S, RPT
    A therapist types out the Plan section in their SOAP note on their laptop. Here’s how to write the Plan section, or SOAP treatment plan, along with examples of what to include.

    How to Write the SOAP Treatment Plan Section

    Wondering what goes into the SOAP Plan section in a SOAP note? This article explains how to write the SOAP … Continued

    Ryan DeCook, LCSW
    A therapist uses activities for group counseling in their practice, facilitating an adult counseling group.

    Activities for Group Counseling

    Group counseling can be an excellent way to diversify your therapy private practice. Meet with multiple clients, seeking treatment for … Continued

    Kristin Trick, LPC-S, RPT
    A speech-language pathologist is explaining what kind of aphasia diagnosis her client has (expressive aphasia). Making an accurate aphasia diagnosis is essential for SLPs. In this article, we’ll cover the causes and treatments for various types of aphasia.

    How SLPs Can Make an Accurate Aphasia Diagnosis

    Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are central figures in making an accurate aphasia diagnosis and treatment plan. They play a critical role … Continued

    Stephanie Ostroff, M.A., CCC-SLP
    practitioner on a laptop using simplepractice ehr

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