What is DBT Consultation and How is it Different? By Alex Regalado Those who are trained and use Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) know how integral peer consultation is. Woven into the fabric of its model, DBT recognizes and accepts the unique clinical challenges that arise when working within behavioral health. To ensure therapists’ own sustainability,Read more
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Client Retention 101: 4 Tips for Keeping Your Clients Engaged in Therapy By Chris Campassi As a therapist, are you having trouble building your caseload of clients? Or maybe you are doing well with getting clients scheduled for intakes but struggling to retain clients over time? Are you noticing clients dropping off your calendar, or notRead more
What is Triadic Supervision in Washington? By Shannon Heers Clinical supervision is an essential component of counselor education. It is also a requirement by the state of Washington for counselors, therapists and social workers to become independently licensed. The concept of approved clinical supervisors providing guidance and clinical oversight to supervisees helps with ensuring thatRead more
ADHD Focused Supervision: The Importance of Finding a Supervisor Who Understands ADHD By Kristen Dammer If you are a therapist living with ADHD, I get it because I too am a therapist with ADHD. I understand how painful it is to return emails on time, especially if it is an email involving tasks or deepRead more
Clinical Consultation for Private Practice Therapists: How it Works By Shannon Heers Many private practice therapists transition from agency work into providing professional counseling and therapy on their own. Whether you have a history of working in community mental health, hospitals, group practices, or other agency settings, private practice is different. While it’s not forRead more
What is Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Counseling? By Shannon Heers Clinical supervision in mental health counseling is the practice of a less experienced mental health professional, the supervisee, getting clinical support and oversight from a more experienced professional, the supervisor. The primary goal of clinical supervision is for the supervisee to improve their qualityRead more
How to Retain Clients Ethically In Your Private Practice By Shannon Heers As a private practice therapist, and perhaps also a practice owner, you want to be efficient with your money. And one of the best ways to make your limited funds stretch further is to keep the clients that you already have, for asRead more
The Importance of Online Consultation Groups for Therapists By Shannon Heers Therapists, especially those in private practice, face a number of challenges every day. If you are a solo private practice counselor, the difficulties in doing your job, day in and day out, are even more so. With no one other than yourself to relyRead more
5 Reasons to Seek External Clinical Supervision Right Now By Chris Campassi [/vc_column] Are you working as an agency therapist and not getting the supervision that fits your developmental goals? Are you opening up your own private practice and need supervision for your clients while you work on your licensure hours? Maybe you are lookingRead more
3 Tips for Staying in the Present with Your Client Sessions By Shannon Heers One of the hardest things to do as a therapist is to stay with your clients where they are at during your sessions. You may find yourself getting ahead of where your client is at, or noticing that something is offRead more
