The Flourishing Therapreneur™ empowers therapists in business and entrepreneuer endeavors. Whether you are a therapist with goals to become a business owner and start your own private practice or if you are eager to use your education and influence for a different type of impact (becoming a well known speaker, hosting a podcast, developing a course, teaching in academia, writing a New York Times Bestseller, launching a business or founding a nonprofit — the potential is limitless) — providing a platform, podcast, courses and strategies to cultivate, equip and build your business and ultimately, expand your career and help it flourish.
www.theflourishingtherapreneur.com | @theflourishingtherapreneur
The Flourishing Therapreneur™ empowers therapists in business and entrepreneuer endeavors. Whether you are a therapist with goals to become a business owner and start your own private practice or if you are eager to use your education and influence for a different type of impact (becoming a well known speaker, hosting a podcast, developing a course, teaching in academia, writing a New York Times Bestseller, launching a business or founding a nonprofit — the potential is limitless) — providing a platform, podcast, courses and strategies to cultivate, equip and build your business and ultimately, expand your career and help it flourish.
www.theflourishingtherapreneur.com | @theflourishingtherapreneur
S3E11 How to improve note taking and better your documentation with Maelisa McCaffrey (Hall), Psy.D.
On today’s episode of the Flourishing Therapreneur, we are joined by Maelisa McCaffrey (Hall).
This episode is for you if you are:
Stressed out by writing notes and feel that your notes aren’t “good enough”
Unsure how to catch up on documentation and prevent falling behind on it again
Curious about the most common mistakes therapists make with notes in private therapy practice
Wondering why documentation can be so challenging for therapists in private practice
And interested in learning what you can do to make improvements in your note-writing process to find more balance in your therapy practice.
I always love chatting with Maelisa, and found this conversation fruitful in so many ways! On this week’s episode of the Flourishing Therapreneur, Maelisa and I are diving headfirst into a touchy topic for many therapists: taking notes. Documentation can be such a pressure point and stressor for therapists in private practice, and Maelisa is here to help us understand why it can be stressful, reasons therapists get behind on documentation, as well as ways to improve your process to stay on top of documentation going forward. We dig into negative connotations we are taught about note-taking in private practice, and forge ahead with tangible steps to work smarter, not harder, to make documentation more manageable. If notes have been a point of stress for you, or if you are simply looking to improve your documentation process, I know you will gain something from this episode!
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The Flourishing Therapreneur™ empowers therapists in business and entrepreneuer endeavors. Whether you are a therapist with goals to become a business owner and start your own private practice or if you are eager to use your education and influence for a different type of impact (becoming a well known speaker, hosting a podcast, developing a course, teaching in academia, writing a New York Times Bestseller, launching a business or founding a nonprofit — the potential is limitless) — providing a platform, podcast, courses and strategies to cultivate, equip and build your business and ultimately, expand your career and help it flourish.
www.theflourishingtherapreneur.com | @theflourishingtherapreneur
