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6 tips for creating a manageable schedule in private practice
One of the most challenging, albeit alluring, aspects of private practice is constructing your own schedule. On the one hand, being able to control your
One of the most challenging, albeit alluring, aspects of private practice is constructing your own schedule. On the one hand, being able to control your
We have recently made some updates to the assessment codes. Click here to see the changes that are specific to mental health. If you have any
Here is a list of what I think are the best articles for psychiatry residents to read (in addition to a basic textbook): Ask yourself
Nearly 1 in 4 Internet users has searched the Web for mental health information,1 but finding reliable sources is challenging. Wading through poorly organized, variable
Below is a short list of golden rules for psychiatrist and therapists working with difficult-to-treat patients and clients. 1. STOP! If the treatment is not
We are under increasing pressure to practice what I would term checklist medicine. That pressure comes from three main sources: billing, legal concerns, and time.
By definition, a “progress note” should be a written record of the degree of our patients’ progress. We can all agree on this much, and
There is a saying from Lao Tzu that I have carried with me ever since I first read it in my teenage years. It ends
It is important to patients to be able to reach their clinician on the phone between appointments and they appreciate that. We must continue to
When minimizing risks for patients, one concern psychiatrists regularly face is the potential side effects of medications, such as metabolic changes or weight gain that
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