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Practical guidance on EHR software, documentation, insurance billing, private practice workflows, and evidence-based care.
Research finds that burned-out therapists are more likely to leave, while those with supportive supervisors are less likely to want to. An owner may also ease the load by moving scheduling, billing, and routine paperwork off clinicians.
Read article →TherapyNotes charges a group practice $89 a month for the first clinician and $60 for each one after; My Best Practice charges $39 and $19, with telehealth at $20 per clinician. The rest of the difference is in claim fees and add-ons.
Read article →Where DBT programs fail, in the second year and in the two parts of the treatment that nobody bills for, and what a group practice schedules in year one to keep fidelity, with the studies cited.
Read article →How a fifteen-clinician group practice with two offices runs on My Best Practice: one calendar across locations, an access level for each person on staff, the payroll report, and what the whole practice pays each month.
Read article →A side-by-side look at what each EHR costs solo clinicians and group practices, where each one fits best, and the research behind evidence-based EHR tools.
Read article →Most clinicians value outcome measurement, but few use it consistently. This guide covers what measurement-based care is, why it stalls, and how an EHR can remove the friction.
Read article →Learn the critical hiring sequence and team structure for scaling a group psychotherapy practice, from attorney and accountant first to clinical directors and staff retention.
Read article →How do you implement evidence-based therapy modalities at scale without losing clinical fidelity? A framework for readiness, modality selection, therapist training, and supervision in practices of 5 to 50 clinicians.
Read article →How should group therapy practices evaluate practice management software with AI progress notes? A guide to modality fit, integration, measurement-based care, and implementation for practices with 5 to 50 clinicians.
Read article →Choosing an EHR? These 10 must-have features help therapists and psychologists cut admin time, get paid faster, and keep documentation audit-ready.
Read article →An overview of selective mutism, how it differs from shyness and social anxiety, and how behavioral exposure-based treatment can help children speak across settings.
Read article →Camilo Ortiz, PhD, ABPP describes Independence Therapy, a treatment approach that uses everyday independence to help anxious children build confidence and resilience.
Read article →What mental health clinicians should look for when comparing EHR systems with scheduling, documentation, payments, and insurance billing in one workflow.
Read article →A practical look at HIPAA-conscious online record keeping for therapists, counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and behavioral health teams.
Read article →How to evaluate therapy practice management software pricing, including base subscriptions, additional clinicians, billing tools, telehealth, and e-prescribing add-ons.
Read article →A practical launch checklist for therapists starting private practice, including space, phone, website, legal setup, banking, insurance, and EHR software.
Read article →A practical starter guide for mental health professionals planning the systems, workflows, documentation, scheduling, and billing foundations of private practice.
Read article →A summary of Dr. J. Ryan Fuller's Wise Practice Podcast conversation on workflow design, burnout reduction, AI notes, and technology for therapists.
Read article →What therapists should look for in an EHR, from client portals and billing to evidence-based documentation, security, teletherapy, and migration support.
Read article →A guide to choosing a mental health EHR that supports evidence-based care, progress monitoring, measurement-based care, templates, and client engagement.
Read article →Why anger management matters in behavioral health care, the evidence behind CBT, mindfulness, and ACT interventions, and how assessment supports treatment planning.
Read article →Many clinicians know routine outcome measures improve client outcomes, yet few give them often. Here's how every provider in a group practice can.
Read article →A guide to common progress note formats and seven evidence-based elements clinicians can document to support high-quality psychotherapy.
Read article →A short invitation for behavioral health professionals to share their thoughts about artificial intelligence and its role in behavioral healthcare.
Read article →Operational strategies for evidence-based group psychotherapy practices, including administrative automation, scheduling systems, EHR use, and routine outcome measures.
Read article →How My Best Practice supports evidence-based therapy with agenda setting, homework checks, outcome measures, documentation scaffolding, and administrative automation.
Read article →Five reasons clinicians value My Best Practice EHR: time savings, patient engagement, evidence-based care, ease of use, and support.
Read article →A guide to evidence-based practice in mental health, empirically supported treatments, progress monitoring, and how EHR tools can support high-quality care.
Read article →An overview of the Bergen 4-Day Treatment for OCD, an intensive exposure and response prevention model with promising long-term outcomes.
Read article →A therapist-focused overview of value-based care, its impact on patients and providers, and the EHR features clinicians need to adapt.
Read article →A practical look at common EHR problems and the qualities that make an electronic health record useful for mental health clinicians.
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