Being A Therapist

The Problem With Person-First Language

Person-first language was created in response to a perceived dehumanization in the medical community. It aimed to shift the focus of language from the diagnosis to the person. However, it has come under criticism for establishing too firm boundaries between the two. There are benefits to person-first language, but the issues can’t be ignored. To …

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Art For Therapist Offices: How To Choose Your Decor

The subconscious can pick up on a lot of things, interpreting our surroundings in ways we’re hardly aware of. When a client steps into your office, their subconscious will automatically start viewing and assessing your office, making assumptions. Artwork can help make sure that the initial impression is a good one, and that the client …

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How Many Therapy Sessions For Anxiety?

Anxiety can severely impact a person’s standard of living, as it prevents them from enjoying many parts of life. Therapy is often necessary to treat anxiety, introducing coping methods that can be turned to in stressful situations. Anxiety often requires short-term treatment using CBT, or exposure therapy. However, various factors can influence how many therapy …

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How To Start A Teletherapy Practice

During the coronavirus pandemic, many therapists were forced to review how they connected with their clients. This led to a boom in teletherapy, a form of standard psychotherapy that takes place online. For many clients and therapists, teletherapy presents a viable way forward. Teletherapy allows therapists to potentially expand their practice, reaching clients who might …

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Starting A Group Therapy Practice: Pros & Cons

Years of training might leave you confident dealing with a client’s problems, but many therapists are less secure when it comes to leading a business. A group therapy practice might offer financial, personal, and administrative benefits, but the difficulties in establishing these practices can be off putting. In this guide, we’ll take a look at …

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Cash-Only Therapist Practice: Pros & Cons

A cash-only therapist practice doesn’t accept insurance, and will only work with private pay clients. Running a cash-only therapist practice can be financially beneficial, as you have the freedom to create your own payment plan. You also have better control over your schedule and client list, and can avoid the headache of dealing with insurance. …

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School Psychologist License: How To Get One

A school psychologist works directly within a school, offering support to any students who might need help and guidance. They can help students navigate the tricky world of education, and transition to life outside the school system. School psychologists require a license to practice, and this license is issued by the state. Read this guide …

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