Close, intimate relationships can be complex and difficult to navigate at times. This creates a high demand for couples’ and family counselors. But what types of therapy are most helpful for couples? One acclaimed approach to couples’ therapy is known as the Gottman Method. Developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, this method is based…
Adopting a new EHR is a significant change for your behavioral health practice. Whether you are making the initial move from paper to digital, or switching from one EHR to another, its effect on your business operations, staff, and clients cannot be underestimated. Effective change management is crucial for a smooth and successful transition. Here’s…
Idaho is facing plenty of changes related to behavioral health, including a new naloxone distribution program, proposed changes for housing high-risk patients, and training for educators. Here’s a look at some of the major stories that could impact behavioral health providers and clients in this state. Some Individuals With Severe Mental Illness Still Go to…
Adlerian psychology, alternatively known as Adlerian theory or Adlerian therapy, is based on the work of Alfred Adler, a contemporary of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Much of this theory focuses on feelings of inferiority and cultivating a sense of belonging. Who was Alfred Adler? Alfred Adler was born near Vienna in 1870. Working as…
Different chemicals work together to help the brain and body function, including processing thoughts and affecting emotions. Several types of neurotransmitters, which carry signals from one neuron to another, influence how we experience happiness. There are four major neurotransmitters involved in positive emotions. Serotonin Serotonin is a neurotransmitter linked to feelings of being important or…
Maintaining a regular blog can be a valuable behavioral health marketing technique. Blogs are a great way to demonstrate expertise, relate to clients and partners, and attract search engine users. It can also seem overwhelming, especially if you don’t have a lot of blogging experience. That’s why the right approach is crucial for successful blogging.…
Many women experience postpartum depression (PPD) or postpartum anxiety (PPA) after giving birth. Some of the risk factors associated with PPD or PPA include: Preexisting symptoms of depression or anxiety Family history of mental illness Lack of social support or feeling isolated Financial insecurity Lack of sleep Health issues in the newborn Traumatic pregnancy or…
With so many options available for behavioral health marketing, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one. Without an informed choice, you could end up spending way too much money and time on ineffective strategies. Even if you know exactly what marketing technique to use, it can still be difficult to stand out. Consumers…
Mental health startups have expanded rapidly in recent years, with the introduction of apps that support teletherapy, meditation, remote health monitoring, medication management, and other health factors. At the same time, many startup founders and employees are themselves facing mental health struggles. This is not just a problem among wellness-related companies; it can affect startups…
Documenting a behavioral health client’s progress can help streamline your practice and improve client outcomes. Different documentation methods can help behavioral health providers track client progress. The most common documentation methods include Subjective, Operative, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP), and Data, Assessment, and Plan (DAP). Let’s take a closer look at both of these. What is…