Finding a Therapist Near Me

Finding a therapist near me can be difficult. There are several options when seeking mental health treatment. Educating yourself will help you make the right care decision.

Integrated Care in Psychiatry

Integrated care means that treatment providers from multiple settings communicate, ensuring improved continuity of care.

My Psychiatrist / Therapist is Retiring

The number of psychiatrists leaving the workforce exceeds the number entering by a multiple of two. Find out what to do when your psychiatrist, psychologist, or therapist retires.

Differentiating Between ADHD and Bipolar Diagnoses

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Bipolar Disorder are two frequently conflated disorders due to similarities in symptom profile. It is important to strive for accuracy in diagnosis because treatment differs greatly between the two conditions. Patients with ADHD and those with Bipolar disorder, particularly in the manic phase, may present similarly. It is important to consider the subtle differences in symptom presentation to accurately narrow the differential.

Finding a Psychiatrist Near Me

Finding a therapist or psychiatrist near me can be difficult. There are several options when seeking mental health treatment. Educating yourself will help you make the right care decision.

Stress Management and COVID-19

Living through the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to be a difficult time filled with uncertainty. Taking the time for yourself- by disconnecting from media, staying in touch with loved ones, and keeping physically active- will help us get through this period with calmness.

Webinar with ChARM EHR

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If you are interested in learning more about using ChARM for your private practice, please contact us! We can answer all of your questions and assist in getting you setup with appropriate billing codes, templates and quicktext phrases.

Treating Binge Eating

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CBT for binge eating focuses on 1. Breaking misperceptions about triggers to binge eating, 2. Monitoring eating behavior with a diary. 3. Develop a more regular eating pattern. 4. Recognizing high risk binge eating situations. 5. Weighing the patient only once per week to address unusual weighing practices. And 6 preventing relapse after treatment is over