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Succeeding as a therapist : how to create a thriving practice in a changing world /

"This user-friendly, practical guide summarizes everything therapists need to know about setting up, growing, and protecting their independent therapy practice. The chapters flow from creating a business plan and start-up to closing or selling a practice, and cover everything in between, like h...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Adames, Hector Y. (Autor), Chavez-Dueñas, Nayeli Y. (Autor), Vasquez, Melba Jean Trinidad (Autor), Pope, Kenneth S. (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, [2023]
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • I. Initial Preparation
  • 1. Creating a Practice That Matches You, Your Values, and Your Vision
  • 2. Creating a Realistic Business Plan
  • 3. Finding the Right Attorney
  • 4. Finding the Right Professional Liability Insurance
  • 5. Finding the Right Office
  • 6. Finding the Right Accountant
  • 7. Finding the Right Software and System for Scheduling, Billing, Forms, Client Communication, and Documentation
  • II. Finding Clients and Helping Clients Find You
  • 8. Creating a Website, Business Cards, and Stationery
  • 9. Advertising Ethically, Efficiently, Effectively, and Economically
  • 10. Getting Onto Insurance Panels-But Do You Want to Do That?
  • 11. Building and Maintaining a Presence on Social Media
  • III. Records
  • 12. Creating a Thoughtful and Useful Client Record
  • 13. Privacy, Confidentiality, and Privilege
  • 14. Responding to a Subpoena and Dealing With Law Enforcement
  • IV. Preparing for Urgent and Emergency Situations
  • 15. Office Safety Measures and Precautions
  • 16. Suicide Risk
  • 17. Clients Who Pose a Risk of Danger to a Third Party
  • 18. Assessing and Responding to Interpersonal Violence
  • 19. Reporting Child Abuse and Reasonable Suspicions of Child Abuse
  • 20. Assessing and Responding to Possible Abuse of Older, Vulnerable, and Dependent Adults and Adults With Disabilities
  • 21. When the Therapist is Stalked, Targeted, or Threatened by a Client or Someone in the Client's Life
  • V. Taking Care of Yourself and Your Practice
  • 22. Keys to Thinking Clearly and Making Good Decisions About Your Practice
  • 23. Eight Common Missteps That Can Lead to Disaster
  • 24. Navigating Boundaries
  • 25. Addressing the Hazards of Loneliness
  • 26. Addressing the Hazards of Vicarious Trauma
  • 27. Navigating and Nourishing Personal Relationships
  • 28. Asking for Help When We Need It
  • 29. Creating a Practice Grounded in Human Rights
  • 30. Creating, Embracing, and Serving Communities
  • 31. Applying for American Board of Professional Psychology Certification
  • VI. Managing the (Sometimes) Unexpected
  • 32. When the Therapist Becomes Pregnant
  • 33. When the Therapist Becomes Ill
  • 34. What to Do When You've Made an Error
  • 35. What to Do (and Not Do) When Facing an Ethics, Licensing, or Malpractice Complaint
  • VII. Endings-Planned and Unplanned
  • 36. Successful, Unsuccessful, and Incomplete Terminations
  • 37. Closing or Selling a Practice
  • 38. Creating a Useful Professional Will
  • Afterword: Creating Our Dream Practice in a Changing World.