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Embracing Progress Notes: Transforming a Tedious Task into a Powerful Tool
Expert Beth Rontal, MSW, LICSW, shares why progress notes are important - and valuable - while providing strategies on efficient note taking when documenting.
How to Document Low Self-Esteem to Pass Audits
Expert Beth Rontal, MSW, LICSW, shares the 3 most practical guidelines for therapists facing health insurance audits when guiding clients through low self-esteem.
Whole Body Listening Is Not One-Size-Fits-All
Listening Larry is coming back to classrooms and therapy offices! But this time, you’ll see that listening isn’t a behavior to follow—it’s a process that we all do differently.
Coping with Negative Thoughts After the Death of a Loved One
In the aftermath of losing a loved one, clients’ thoughts may turn negative—or even downright catastrophic. Grief expert Claire Bidwell Smith offers activities to work with this extremely tender population.
Meeting Deadlines for Progress Notes in Mental Health
Beth Rontal, MSW, LICSW, provides guidance on the most common question she receives in her documentation course, "What is the deadline for completing progress notes?" Plus, 25 tips for getting notes done from the Documentation Wizard℠.
From Panic to Power: Tackling Health Insurance Audits
Beth Rontal, MSW, LICSW, provides guidance on how to navigate health insurance audits, protect income, and minimize the risk of financial clawbacks while maintaining quality documentation practices.
The 10 Core Tenants of Attachment Theory
Sue Johnson, EdD, explains the foundations of Attachment Theory and how crucial they are to understanding Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT).
What is Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT)?
Learn how to give your clients the relief of symptom reduction while also providing the lasting stability and resilience of repaired, secure attachment with Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT).