The Safety of Mental Health Professionals
Dr. Ken Pope has a nice website with citations related to Therapists’ Resources for Threats, Stalking, or Assaults by Patients so I’ll let you look […]
Psychologists: do patients choose us or is there something much worse going on?
I’m not taking new patients so I basically say no to every phone call that comes in and try to find a good person that […]
New Article RE: Emotional Support Animals
Apparently I have no shame when it comes to bad puns. Here is a heads-up about a new journal article that you might want to […]
Psychologists & Physicians: the Referral Source of the Month for June, 2016
Happy Memorial Day. This weekend last month’s veteran-related referral sources are still very applicable. Check out last month’s referral sources by reviewing this post. The […]
Best Practices for Helping Young Kids with Behavior Problems (ex: ADHD)
There has been a lot of news articles generated over the last month in relation to the CDC posting some statistics and emphasizing that “behavior […]
A step-by-step guide to Vandalizing your DSM-5
The following post is in relation to potential changes to ICD-10-CM for 10/1/2016 and note related to any DSM-5 coding updates your printed version of […]
Ethics post: Psychologists, does it matter who butters your bread?
I’m a disability consultant. People who have never met me or know very little about what I do sometimes call me a “hired gun.” In […]
What Steve said…
So I haven’t blogged since just before the Ohio Psychological Association convention. I quickly decided what my next post had to be about, but then […]
Is speaking out against exorcism taboo for us?
I’d like to plant the seeds for a future a discussion on exorcism for mental health professionals who are active in their professional associations. For […]
Here is the Referral Source of the Month for May, 2016
Next week I’ll be in Portland, Maine: the home of Allagash Brewing Company and the Portland Head Light Lighthouse. It is also the home of […]