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Should Private Practice Therapists Take Insurance?

#ModernTherapistProblems, Business, Curt and Katie Chat, Modern Therapist Podcast, Money, Referrals, Time Management, Workforce

Should Private Practice Therapists Take Insurance? Curt and Katie chat about the latest data from SimplePractice on private practice clinicians billing insurance. We explore the most common set up for clinicians (a hybrid insurance/private…

How to Be Accessible Beyond the Sliding Scale

#ModernTherapistProblems, Business, Modern Therapist Podcast, Money, Networking, Referrals, Self-Care, Whole Person Therapist

How to Be Accessible Beyond the Sliding Scale An interview with Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, LMSW, about how therapy can be accessible (and not just financially). Curt and Katie chat with Lindsay about capitalism versus money exchange, the social…

How to Fire Your Clients (Ethically) Part 1.5

#ModernTherapistProblems, Curt and Katie Chat, Diversity and Cultural Competence, Law and Ethics, Mentorship, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals, Supervision

Episode 226: How to Fire Your Clients (Ethically) Part 1.5 Curt and Katie chat about different therapist-client mismatches and how to manage them. We explore how to balance dealing with discomfort in therapy and seeking consultation with knowing…

Psychiatric Crises in the Emergency Room

#ModernTherapistProblems, Advocacy, Crisis Management, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals, Special Populations, Special Series: Fixing Mental Healthcare in America, Suicide, Therapist Safety, Workforce

Psychiatric Crises in the Emergency Room Continuing our series on Fixing Mental Healthcare in America. An interview with Kesy Yoon, LMHC and James McMahill, LMFT, two Modern Therapists with work experience in the United States hospital mental…

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

#ModernTherapistProblems, In the News, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals, Skeptics and Outliers, Therapist Safety

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy An interview with Dr. Craig Heacock, M.D., about innovative treatments in psychiatry. Curt and Katie talk with Dr. Heacock about psychedelic-assisted therapy – looking at efficacy, safety, and risks for these…

Special Interview: Open Path Psychotherapy Collective

#ModernTherapistProblems, Business, Marketing and Branding, Modern Therapist Podcast, Money, Pre-Licensed, Referrals

Special Interview: Open Path Psychotherapy Collective An interview with Caitlin Erwin, Program Manager of Open Path Psychotherapy Collective. Curt and Katie talk with Caitlin about the origin of Open Path, the types of benefits therapists…

All Things Group Therapy

#ModernTherapistProblems, Business, Marketing and Branding, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals, Special Populations

All Things Group Therapy An interview with Katie K. May, of Become a Group Guru, about creating effective therapy groups. Curt and Katie talk with Katie May about the clinical elements of group creation as well as the business elements that…

Niche Burnout

#ModernTherapistProblems, Authentic Self, Burnout, Business, Marketing and Branding, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals

Niche Burnout An interview with Laura Long of YourBadAssTherapyPractice.com about creating a niche and identifying your ideal client. Curt and Katie talk with Laura about common myths as well as what happens when you burnout on your niche and…

Creating Lucrative Relationships

Authentic Self, Business, Modern Therapist Blog, Networking, Referrals, Time Management

I’ve written about networking before, but it was really in the frame that most therapists want or need to hear: why networking benefits your clients. Now – that hasn’t changed, but I want to talk more practically to the #ModernTherapists…

Gaslighting Therapists

#ModernTherapistProblems, Advocacy, Business, Curt and Katie Chat, In the News, Modern Therapist Podcast, Referrals, Self-Care, Therapist Safety

Gaslighting Therapists Curt and Katie talk about the concern that therapists will be gaslit as therapist workforce takes on the next epidemic – the mental health pandemic. We discuss how mental health workers are seen as essential, but are…