Watch the Full Broadcast Recording (~1hr.) Hit play to watch the recording of this fabulous webinar — with bonus pre-webinar rapport-building material! Feel free to share! A special broadcast just for Texas mental health professionals co-starring Kathleen Mills, LPC CEAP of Life Tree Counseling in Addison, TX. Kathleen is the mastermind behind the up-and-coming group, […]
Click here if you’d rather watch this video directly on YouTube It’s 2015 and all kinds of weirdness is hitting the private practice scene! EHR! EMR! (What a difference a letter makes) ACA! PQRS! HIPAA! PSAT/NMSQT (that’s actually a standardized test for high schoolers) Just like we did in 2014, we’re coming in to help […]
A simplified, chunked-down look at the process of (actual) compliance with the HIPAA Security Rule, split into three steps. Plus some busting of myths.
Mobile payment apps like Square and online payment services like PayPal make it surpassingly easy for therapists in private practice — or even for small agencies — to accept credit card payments without much upfront investment. Do we need client consent to use these services, however? What kind of information is needed for informed consent? […]
They say HIPAA is HIPAA is HIPAA. But can it work differently for mental health clinicians? Are we different in ways that make HIPAA different for us, too?
I wrote a guest post! This time it was on the Private Practice Kickstart blog with the ZynnyMe folks, Kelly Higdon and Miranda Palmer. Check it out here: Guest Blog: 5 Strategies to Handle Confidentiality Problems When Potential Clients Contact You by Email
Getting a website up can be made pretty easy, but it’s also easy to fall into some traps. So here are my top 10 mistakes in marketing your practice online.
Announcing our newest offering: Office Hours! A frequent, low-cost service to provide near-personal help in understanding tech, ethics and HIPAA.
Some claim that electronic records are safer than paper because of encryption. This statement is at once totally right and dangerously wrong.
The 2014 ACA Code of Ethics is taking the lead on asking counselors to disclose to clients when and how they keep e-records. Other professions may follow.