Being A Therapist

It’s well know that the use of music can soothe, treat, and even lessen pain. No surprise then, that music therapy is highly beneficial in treating a range of ailments, whether they are physical or mental. So, let’s take a look at what a music therapist does, what the salary is for music therapists, what […]

Child psychology is the many branches of psychology that encompasses the mind and behavior of children, supporting their mental, emotional and social development. In this guide, we will cover what child psychologists do, what qualifications you need, and, of course, how much money you can make as a child psychologist, where you can expect to

Psychedelics are no longer the taboo they once were. They’ve become a topic for dinner-table conversation. What was once considered a stigmatized icon of sixties counterculture has entered the mainstream as a therapeutic treatment for mental health.

Whether you’re a couples therapist, family counselor, or a psychotherapist specializing in a unique niche you likely entered your career with one primary goal in mind: to help people improve their lives. Although money wasn’t the driving motivation behind your pursuit, paying bills is a reality nobody can avoid. So there’s a lingering question. How much does a therapist make?

Want to Know What You Could Make in Private Practice? You can figure it out here. This will give you an idea of what your gross income would be. Of course, it doesn’t take into account office expenses, insurance, transportation, and well, you get the idea. But it will help you think about how many

Do you struggle with how to end a challenging session smoothly? If so, you are not alone. In fact, mastering the art of closing a therapy session without leaving your client feeling cut off is a challenge for many, and a skill that is worth learning.

Are you looking for a new electronic health records (EHR) system for your organization? Whether you’re starting from scratch or switching from an existing EHR system, there are important questions executives and mental health clinicians should ask themselves prior to making a final decision. The First Step: Finding Your Fit The first step to finding

This year, my mom finally got her first smartphone. After years and years of resisting it, she finally put a brave face on and confronted her daily fear: mobile technology. Before the smartphone, Mom had a slide phone – the one where you still needed to press a keypad number multiple times to get your

If you’ve hung out in therapy Facebook or LinkedIn groups for awhile, you’ve surely seen therapists discuss various scams that are going around. Psychologist Steven Lazarus forwarded this one to me today. He responded to the email, and saw the telltale signs. I think it’s good for all of us to be aware that ANYTIME