As a book lover, I will always crave the weight of a text in my hands, the feel of turning a page, the smell of ink on paper, and the satisfaction of highlighting or annotating something I'm reading. However, I also value simplicity and having a single membership that gives me access to a wide array of resources, for a flate fee. And this is where I think Kindle Unlimited is pretty incredible for therapists (and honestly, any vivacious reader) as a supplement to using your pu

The past few years, I have had a lot of providers ask about my experience getting licensed in multiple states and building a multi-state, virtual, private practice. I decided to answer all of the most common questions around this endeavor in one place with the hope it might help others as they consider growing their practices. 1. Was it difficult to get licensed in multiple states? What steps did you take? Some states required more than others but overall it was more tedious

I have noticed a lot of new providers struggling to develop a workflow and system that they feel is simple and effective for both them and their clients if they choose to maintain their own electronic health record (EHR) outside of the corporate group practice/billing platform (Alma, Headway, Uplift, etc) they use to process insurance claims. While some providers choose not to do this and either maintain paper files or utilize the embedded and available tools within those pla