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Therapy Termination: The Transformation of Therapist & Patient

January 21, 2016

Termination in therapy is complex. It may often be painful, despite the fact that any decision to terminate is typically made by mutual... Read more...

 

Rural Psychologists and Integrated Primary Care

January 21, 2016

There are significantly few psychologists per capita in rural areas. Rural people may be the largest cultural minority about which... Read more...

 

Cloud-based File Sharing Can Be HIPAA Secure

January 21, 2016

Psychologists hardly need the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to remind them how important it is to safeguard... Read more...

 

Online Backup is the Best Option

January 20, 2016

“Backup before you wish you had.” – http://www.backblaze.com It’s not a question of will you lose your data – It’s only... Read more...

 

A Better Way to Treat Veterans with PTSD

January 20, 2016

Last year I watched a 60 Minutes segment on the treatment of vets with PTSD which I found disturbing. In light of the reality that... Read more...

 

Informed Consent: Records and Fees

January 20, 2016

Providing informed consent to a client can be a complex process that can emerge as an issue at the outset of treatment, during treatment... Read more...

 

Who Let that Doggie on the Airplane?

January 20, 2016

Most people enjoy dogs and find great pleasure in having them around. All of that is fine, but there is a growing trend among those... Read more...

 

Federal Court Upholds New York SAFE Act

January 18, 2016

New York’s three-year-old gun-control SAFE Act, which requires psychologists and other mental health workers to report clients they... Read more...

 

Cincinnati Becomes Second City to Ban Conversion Therapy

January 18, 2016

 Cincinnati in mid-December became the second city in the United States to ban the practice of conversion therapy for gay youth. The... Read more...

 


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