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Serving patients and families with medical problems
Tapping into the medical side has obvious advantages--not least of which is the opportunity to break through the barrier that keeps so many physicians from referring clients to mental health professionals. April,2009

Reaching out to clients with debt and money troubles
The financial crisis is creating or exacerbating stress, anxiety, marital discord, and a general unease about the future. So even if debt and money problems aren’t a regular part of your clinical work, reaching out to potential patients with financial concerns makes sense. March,2009

Answers to readers' question on practice issues
How do insurance companies calculate their "covered lives"? In Internet therapy, do you have to be licensed in every state where you have a patient? February, 2009

Are legitimate MCOs charging for network membership?
Over the years, we’ve run more than a few articles warning clinicians against this very thing. Typically, an unfamiliar company would ask for $100 to $200 and promise a rich stream of referrals. Now, even one client from a panel you're not on can trigger a request that you pay the MCO a monthly fee. June,2008
Expand your client base by offering ‘business counseling’
One way to increase your practice is to offer a new service. Another is to take the services you already provide and offer them to a new category of client. Most clinicians shy away from "business consulting," believing themselves unqualified. But many are quite capable of helping business people improve their professional and personal lives. May,2008
‘Collaborative divorce’ can be a very lucrative specialty
Traditionally, when a troubled couple sought a therapist, the primary goal was saving the marriage. But increasingly, new opportunities are opening for therapists who can help bring a marriage to a (relatively) peaceful end.  March, 2008

Practical help with writing, publishing and
self-publishing

Getting a book published can indeed be a boost to your career. But for all but the most successful authors, a book won’t be a financial windfall in itself.  February, 2008

Sex continues to top list of licensing complaints
Child custody is the newest “hot button” for licensing board complaints—as we’ve discussed recently. Even so, the biggest legal and ethical misstep remains that old standby: sexual misconduct.  October, 2007

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25% of college students have had a mental illness.
National health spending topped $2 trillion
ADHD is under treated
Pentagon mental health buildup delayed until midyear
Women mine web for health data
Scrap dementia screenings
HIPAA hindering research
Two new CPT codes
Medicaid tax cheats
Health premiums rose in 2007

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