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Learn tips on how to streamline clinical documentation using the Golden Thread

Tips for Streamlining Clinical Documentation Using The Golden Thread

By Shannon Heers | Blog | 0 comment | 17 June, 2025 | 0

Tips for Streamlining Clinical Documentation Using The Golden Thread By Shannon Heers (And Yes, You Can Still Keep Your Sanity Intact) Let’s be honest: clinical documentation isn’t exactly the reason most of us got into therapy. No one dreams of becoming a therapist so they can write 87 versions of the same sentence about aRead more

A hospital therapist looking to understand the benefits of external consultation

How to Navigate External Consultation for Therapists in Hospitals

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 10 June, 2025 | 0

How to Navigate External Consultation for Therapists in Hospitals By Shannon Heers Working as a therapist, counselor or social worker in a hospital setting comes with unique challenges. You’re part of a fast-paced, multidisciplinary team, handling high-acuity cases, and balancing medical needs with mental health care. While hospital-based supervision may exist, it’s often limited inRead more

A group practice owner who is looking for client retention training to reduce dropouts

Dealing with Dropout in Private Practice: Proven Client Retention Strategies

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 26 May, 2025 | 0

Dealing with Dropout in Private Practice: Proven Client Retention Strategies By Shannon Heers You’ve worked hard to attract the right clients. Your website is polished, your clinical skills are sharp, and your intake calls are solid. So why are some clients dropping off after just a few sessions—or even after the first one? Client dropoutRead more

A therapist looking to understand common mistakes in clinical documentation and how to avoid them

Common Mistakes in Clinical Documentation and How to Avoid Them

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 19 May, 2025 | 0

Common Mistakes in Clinical Documentation and How to Avoid Them By Shannon Heers Clinical documentation is one of the most important (and often least favorite) aspects of being a therapist in private practice. Good documentation protects your clients, safeguards your license, and ensures ethical, compliant care. But let’s be honest—many therapists didn’t get comprehensive trainingRead more

A therapist who is facing community mental health challenges and looking at how supervision can help

Community Mental Health Center Challenges and How Supervision Can Help

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 12 May, 2025 | 0

Community Mental Health Center Challenges and How Supervision Can Help By Shannon Heers Community mental health centers (CMHCs) play a vital role in providing care to underserved populations. But working in these settings as a therapist isn’t easy. The demands are high, the resources are limited, and burnout is real, believe me. Many therapists inRead more

A therapist looking to understand trauma-informed safety intervention for when they are unsure of what to do with a client

Trauma-Informed Safety Intervention: What to Do When You’re Not Sure

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 14 April, 2025 | 0

Trauma-Informed Safety Intervention: What to Do When You’re Not Sure By Shannon Heers You’re sitting across from your client, heart racing just a little faster than usual. Something in what they said set off an alarm inside you—maybe it was a passing comment about not wanting to be here anymore or a vague mention ofRead more

A therapist looking to understand why joining consultation groups are a game changer in Washington

Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 7 April, 2025 | 0

Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington By Shannon Heers Therapists, let’s be real—private practice can be lonely. You spend your days holding space for others, but who holds space for you? Who do you turn to when you’re unsure about a case, need ethical guidance, or just want to ventRead more

A therapist, counselor, or social worker that is looking to understand the difference between triadic and traditional supervision in order to determine what is best for them.

What is the Difference Between Triadic and Traditional Supervision?

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 31 March, 2025 | 0

What is the Difference Between Triadic and Traditional Supervision? By Shannon Heers So, you’re on your way to becoming a fully licensed counselor—congratulations! Now, it’s time to make some big decisions about your clinical supervision. Should you go the traditional route or try out triadic supervision? If you’re scratching your head wondering what the differenceRead more

Mental health agencies looking to build stronger team through strong supervision

Building Stronger Teams Through Supervision in Mental Health Agencies

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 24 February, 2025 | 0

Building Stronger Teams Through Supervision in Mental Health Agencies By Shannon Heers Working in a mental health agency is both rewarding and demanding. Whether in community mental health centers, hospitals, nursing homes, or community health programs, mental health professionals face high caseloads, complex client needs, and systemic barriers that can make the work challenging. TheRead more

What is Triadic Supervision and How Does It Benefit Counselors?

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 17 February, 2025 | 0

What is Triadic Supervision and How Does It Benefit Counselors? By Shannon Heers Becoming a fully licensed counselor is an exciting (and sometimes overwhelming) journey. You’re gaining experience, learning on the job, and figuring out how to navigate the complexities of clinical work. One key piece of this process? Clinical supervision. You’ve probably heard aboutRead more

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