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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
Dr. Jeremy Sharp: Licensed Psychologist & Private Practice Consultant
500 episodes
22 hours ago
Come check it out as Dr. Jeremy Sharp covers everything you need to know to start or grow psychological assessment services in your private practice. We talk about finances, marketing, time management, self-care, technology, and life as a mental health practitioner. Jeremy chats with successful clinicians who share their experiences in testing and private practice to give you straightforward ideas for building thriving assessment services. Dr. Sharp is a Licensed Psychologist specializing in psychological and neuropsychological testing. Over the past seven years, he has grown the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling from a solo practice to a multi-clinician clinic with over 1000% revenue increase. http://www.thetestingpsychologist.com
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Come check it out as Dr. Jeremy Sharp covers everything you need to know to start or grow psychological assessment services in your private practice. We talk about finances, marketing, time management, self-care, technology, and life as a mental health practitioner. Jeremy chats with successful clinicians who share their experiences in testing and private practice to give you straightforward ideas for building thriving assessment services. Dr. Sharp is a Licensed Psychologist specializing in psychological and neuropsychological testing. Over the past seven years, he has grown the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling from a solo practice to a multi-clinician clinic with over 1000% revenue increase. http://www.thetestingpsychologist.com
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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
536. Paying Well Without Sinking the Ship

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Today, I walk through four compensation models that work for testing and therapy practices –  percentage split (fee-for-service), salary + production bonus, salary + profit share, and flat hourly – plus when each model makes sense. I break down the math behind forecasting (capacity, reimbursement, payroll taxes, PTO, benefits), show where owners get into trouble (overpaying early, ignoring utilization, fuzzy admin time), and share a step-by-step rollout plan with transparency practices that improve retention and engagement. You’ll leave with clear guardrails to pay people well without sinking the ship.



Main Topics




* Why compensation causes the most stress for owners and how it became confusing (00:00)



* Percentage split (fee-for-service): ranges, pros/cons, when it fits (02:23)



* Salary + production bonus: structure, turnover impact, transparency keys (04:24)



* Salary + profit share: culture/retention upside and owner transparency (06:51)



* Flat hourly per billed hour: predictability vs. reimbursement risk (09:18)



* Forecasting the math: eval capacity → revenue → sustainable pay (11:40)



* Aligning pay with values: quality, timeliness, client satisfaction (16:30)



* Pitfalls and guardrails: utilization, admin caps, COL raises, communication cadence (18:55)




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb: the premier AI-powered report-writing platform for testing psychologists



* APA Work in America Report (context on workplace stress): www.apa.org/pubs/reports/work-in-america/2024/2024-work-in-america-report.pdf [American Psychological Association]



* BLS Occupational Outlook—Psychologists (national wage benchmarks): www.bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/psychologists.htm [Bureau of Labor Statistics]



* BLS Occupational Employment & Wages—May 2024 (wage tables): www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/ocwage.pdf [Bureau of Labor Statistics]



* Pay transparency and business outcomes (SHRM research summary): www.shrm.org/topics-tools/news/inclusion-diversity/shrm-research-pay-transparency-improves-business-outcomes-close-wage-gap [SHRM]



* Profit sharing & retention (PayScale brief): www.payscale.com/compensation-trends/new-research-finds-profit-sharing-increases-employee-retention-and-engagement [Payscale]



* WorldatWork Pay Transparency Study (policy approaches): worldatwork.org/research/pay-transparency-study [WorldatWork]




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6 days ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
535. Selling Your Practice w/ Dr. Carrie Singer

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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Carrie Singer, founder of www.sellyourpractice.com and the Facebook group Mergers and Acquisitions for Mental Health Professionals, to explore one of the least-discussed but most critical topics for group practice owners: selling your practice. We walk through the full process—from how to know when you’re ready, to identifying who might buy your practice, to understanding valuations, brokers, taxes, and what life looks like post-sale. Carrie brings exceptional clarity to a confusing and often secretive topic, offering practical, compassionate, and financially informed guidance for anyone who might one day consider selling their mental health business.



Main Topics Covered




* Why practice sales are an overlooked topic in mental health



* Different ways to sell: to employees, peers, or private equity



* What makes a practice “sellable” and how testing practices fit in



* Market trends and why 2021–2023 were peak acquisition years



* How to determine the right time to sell (and why burnout isn’t it)



* How valuations, multiples, and EBITDA actually work



* Who’s on your “sale team”: brokers, attorneys, CPAs, and financial planners



* How rolled equity and earn-outs work—and why cash up front matters



* The real costs of selling and what you actually take home



* Managing the emotional and cultural impact of a sale



* Best practices for communicating with staff and buyers



* Carrie’s personal lessons learned and advice for future sellers




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting: www.thetestingpsychologist.com/consulting



* Reverb: the premier AI-powered report-writing platform for testing psychologists: www.reverbreports.com



* Mergers and Acquisitions for Mental Health Professionals Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/mergersandacquisitionsformentalhealth



* Sell Your Practice (Carrie’s consulting site): www.sellyourpractice.com



* Project Equity (employee ownership models): www.project-equity.org



* BizBuySell (list or browse small businesses for sale): www.bizbuysell.com



* Merger & Acquisition firm mentioned (Mertz Taggart): www.mertztaggart.com



* U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA loans): sba.gov



* University of Pennsylvania Private Equity Online Course: online.wharton.upenn.edu




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links.
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2 weeks ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
533. Scaling and Growth Part 2: Hiring vs. Optimizing

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In the second episode of my Scaling Smart mini-series, I dig into the tactical question every practice owner faces once they decide to grow: should you hire, or should you optimize the team and systems you already have? Drawing on my own experience—from my very first psychometrist hire 15+ years ago to the painful lessons of building a 45-person team—I break down the conditions that make hiring smart, the efficiencies that can buy you time without adding staff, and the middle path of cross-training and flexible roles. If you’ve ever felt stuck between “we need more people” and “we should be running leaner,” this episode will help you clarify your next move.



Main topics covered




* When hiring truly makes sense (capacity, stepping back, profitability)



* Why busy staff don’t always equal profitable staff



* Lessons learned from hiring too quickly and without financial modeling



* Practical examples of optimization: AI tools, automation, time blocking, and systems fixes



* The “middle path”: using contractors and cross-training staff



* How to run a simple capacity audit before making your next hire



* Why right-sizing is personal and must align with your goals and lifestyle




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb: the premier AI-powered report-writing platform for testing psychologists




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






I’m a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director at the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling, a private practice that I founded in 2009 and have grown to over 20 clinicians. I earned my undergraduate degree in Experimental Psychology from the University of South Carolina before getting my Master’s and PhD in Counseling Psychology from Colorado State University. These days, I specialize in psychological and neuropsychological evaluation with kids and adolescents.



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3 weeks ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
532. Scaling and Growth Part 1: Grow or Hold Steady?

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In this first part of my Scaling Smart mini-series, I dive into one of the hardest decisions we face in private practice: should you grow your practice, or should you hold steady? I share candidly about my own journey—including the “live” challenge I’m facing right now with long waitlists and clients declining to book—and unpack both the green lights for growth and the red flags that signal it’s better to pause. You’ll also hear about times I expanded too quickly and how ego, scarcity, and shaky systems created more problems than solutions. If you’re trying to decide whether expansion is right for you, this episode will help you evaluate your own practice with clarity and intention.



Main topics covered




* Why “right-sizing” is such a tough business decision



* Signs that it might be time to grow (capacity, waitlists, financial cushion)



* Signs to hold steady instead (burnout, shaky systems, ego-driven growth)



* The role of mindset: abundance vs. scarcity decisions



* Practical reflections and exercises to guide your next step




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb: the premier AI-powered report-writing platform for testing psychologists



* Testing Psychologist episode on capacity and hiring




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






I’m a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director at the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling, a private practice that I founded in 2009 and have grown to over 20 clinicians. I earned my undergraduate degree in Experimental Psychology from the University of South Carolina before getting my Master’s and PhD in Counseling Psychology from Colorado State University. These days, I specialize in psychological and neuropsychological evaluation with kids and adolescents.



As the host of the Testing Psychologist Podcast, I provide private practice ...
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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
531. The Science and Art of Trauma Assessment w/ Dr. Erin Eadie & Dr. John Briere

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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Erin Eadie and Dr. John Briere, co-authors of the third edition of Principles of Trauma Therapy. We dive deep into how trauma assessment has evolved over the past 20 years, exploring both clinical nuances and broader societal issues. From differentiating trauma from other diagnoses, to understanding complex PTSD, to assessing trauma in marginalized populations, this conversation is packed with insight for psychologists, therapists, and other mental health professionals. We also highlight new tools and approaches for assessing trauma in adults, discuss the importance of feedback and relational context, and examine how social oppression and systemic discrimination can function as trauma.



Topics Covered




* Evolution of trauma conceptualization over the past 20 years



* Differences between trauma exposure, response, and diagnosis



* Why some individuals develop PTSD while others don’t after similar events



* Assessment principles: clinical interview + standardized tools



* Trauma-specific vs. broad-band measures (e.g., TSI-2, MMPI-2-RF, PAI)



* Complex PTSD and dissociation in assessment



* Feedback practices: balancing assessment with therapeutic impact



* Cultural humility and trauma in marginalized communities



* The Social Discrimination and Maltreatment Scale (SDMS) and new assessment tools



* Practical takeaways for clinicians working with trauma survivors




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb: the premier AI-powered report-writing platform for testing psychologists



* Principles of Trauma Therapy: A Guide to Symptoms, Evaluation, and Treatment (3rd Edition) by John Briere & Erin Eadie: https://www.guilford.com/books/Principles-of-Trauma-Therapy/John-Briere-Erin-Eadie/9781462553853



* Trauma Symptom Inventory-2 (TSI-2): https://www.parinc.com/Products/Pkey/422



* MMPI-2-RF (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 Restructured Form): https://www.pearsonassessments.com/store/usassessments/en/Store/Professional-Assessments/Personality-%26-Biopsychosocial/Minnesota-Multiphasic-Personality-Inventory-2-Restructured-Form-%7C-MMPI-2-RF/p/100000322.html



* Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI): https://www.parinc.com/Products/Pkey/238



* Social Discrimination and Maltreatment Scale (SDMS) – included in Principles of Trauma Therapy (3rd Ed.)



* Broadband Trauma and Adversity Review (BTAR) – included in Principles of Trauma Therapy (3rd Ed.)



* Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Study: https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/aces




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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
530. Crossover: The Owner’s Room w/ Dr. Tara Vossenkemper

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In this special crossover episode, I joined my friend Dr. Tara Vossenkemper on her podcast, Culture Focused Practice. We dug deep into what it really means to slow down as a business owner, and the emotional whiplash that can come with choosing rest. This was one of the most real, unscripted conversations I’ve had on air—we talked openly about identity, achievement, grief, and the restless energy that often follows when things finally get quiet. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing “enough” or struggled to hold stillness without losing your sense of self, this episode will resonate.



Main topics covered




* What “falling behind” really means for entrepreneurs



* The role of “enoughness” and the pressure to always do more



* Right-sizing a large practice and the identity shift that follows



* The emotional cost of slowing down: agitation, restlessness, grief



* Family of origin, personality, and achievement-driven identities



* How productivity, usefulness, and self-worth intertwine



* The tension between visionary work and integrator tasks



* Practical and personal strategies for managing stillness



* The beauty and pain of grief in business evolution



* The push-pull between sprinting through life and slowing down




Resources mentioned




* Deep Work by Cal Newport: www.calnewport.com/books/deep-work



* Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman and Mark C. Winters: www.eosworldwide.com/rocket-fuel



* Tara’s podcast – The Culture Focused Practice: https://taravossenkemper.transistor.fm/




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!




About Dr. Tara Vossenkemper






Tara Vossenkemper, PhD, LPC, is a consultant, podcast host, and speaker who helps group practice owners build thriving teams and cultures (without losing their minds in the process). Known for blending humor with actionable insights, Tara leverages her own experience running a successful mid-size group practic...
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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
529. Creating Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools w/ Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC

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In this episode, I talk with Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC, about how to create neurodiversity-affirming schools. Drawing from her dual background in education and mental health—as well as her personal experience with ADHD—Emily breaks down how schools can shift from deficit-based models to strengths-based, inclusive practices that actually work. We talk universal design, accommodations that empower (not enable), navigating school systems with private evaluations, and why changing the language we use might be the most powerful intervention of all.



Topics Covered:




* What “neurodiversity-affirming” really means



* The role of universal design in inclusive classrooms



* Why deficit-based language harms students—and how to reframe it



* Accommodations that promote independence vs. enablement



* Building metacognitive skills through collaborative planning



* How private evaluation recommendations translate (or don’t) into school settings



* Common pitfalls in IEP/504 expectations



* The importance of including neurodivergent educators in systemic change



* Sensory accommodations and overlooked supports



* Staying hopeful amidst resistance to change




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb report-writing software



* Creating Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools by Emily Kircher-Morris & Amanda Morin: Buy on Amazon



* Neurodiversity Podcast (hosted by Emily): www.neurodiversitypodcast.com



* Limited series podcast Creating Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools: Listen on Spotify



* Lives in the Balance (Ross Greene): www.livesinthebalance.org



* Dr. Ross Greene’s book The Explosive Child: Buy on Amazon




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!




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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
528. AI for Testing Psychologists: My Proposed AI Competencies

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In this episode, I walk through my draft framework for AI competencies in psychology, designed to help clinicians and trainees navigate ethical, secure, and effective AI use. With AI adoption spreading rapidly in mental health, psychologists need clear benchmarks for what competence actually looks like. Drawing on my experience running an APA-accredited internship program, I outline seven domains of competence—from foundational knowledge to professional advocacy—that can guide both training and practice. This episode is a practical roadmap for supervisors, trainees, and clinicians looking to integrate AI responsibly into their work.



Main topics covered:




* Why psychologists need defined AI competencies





* Ground zero: foundational AI knowledge for clinicians



* Transparency and informed consent when using AI



* Bias mitigation and equity in AI-supported services



* Privacy, security, and HIPAA concerns with AI tools



* Accuracy, misinformation, and safeguarding judgment



* The clinician’s role in maintaining human oversight



* Liability, ethics, and continuing education in AI



* Professional development and advocacy for responsible AI




Resources Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist consulting



* Reverb: AI report-writing software



* APA guidelines for AI use



* The Testing Psychologist proposed AI Competencies




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






I’m a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director at the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling, a private practice that I founded in 2009 and have grown to over 20 clinicians. I earned my undergraduate degree in Experimental Psychology from the University of South Carolina befo...
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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
527. AI for Testing Psychologists, Part 2: Ethics, Supervision, and Protecting Clinical Judgment in the AI Era

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In this episode, I step back from the nuts and bolts of AI tools and dig into the ethical, supervisory, and professional development challenges of using AI in psychological assessment. I share insights from aviation, medicine, and radiology to highlight risks like automation bias, skill decay, and over-reliance on AI. I also discuss how clinicians and trainees can protect their critical thinking, balance workload reduction with deliberate practice, and frame AI as a thought partner rather than a replacement for judgment. This conversation is designed to spark reflection on how AI is shaping not just our workflows, but our ethics, training practices, and professional identity as psychologists.



Main topics covered:




* Does reducing cognitive load always help—or can it erode clinical skill?





* Strategies to prevent skill decay and maintain clinical proficiency



* Over-reliance, automation bias, and how to resist it



* Structured reflection exercises to improve judgment



* The role of deliberate practice in training and supervision



* Using AI as a thought partner versus a worker



* How AI-supported education can preserve skill development pathways



* Frameworks for trainees: explain-to-verify and reflective reasoning




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* “Panel on AI & Testing (AAPdN Annual Conference, April 2025)”: https://www.theaapdn.org/



* “We’re All Wrong Sometimes: Blindspots, Biases, & Getting Better w/ Dr. Stephanie Nelson (The Testing Psychologist #276)”: https://thetestingpsychologist.com/276-were-all-wrong-sometimes-blindspots-biases-getting-better-w-dr-stephanie-nelson/



* “Reverb (AI-assisted report writing for psychologists)”: https://reverbreports.com/



* “Automation bias: a systematic review of frequency, effect, mediators, and mitigators (JAMIA, 2011)”: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3240751/



* “Humans and automation: use, misuse, disuse, abuse (Parasuraman & Riley, 1997)”: https://web.mit.edu/16.459/www/parasuraman.pdf



* “Automation-induced complacency: NASA review and experiments (Prinzel et al., 2001)”: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20020021642/downloads/20020021642.pdf



* “Cognitive forcing strategies in clinical decisionmaking (Croskerry, 2003)”: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12514691/



* “Effect of availability bias and reflective reasoning on diagnostic accuracy (Mamede et al., JAMA 2010)”: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/186585



* “The role of deliberate practice in the acquisition of expert performance (Eric...
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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
526. AI for Testing Psychologists, Part 1: Practical Tools and Ideas

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In this episode, I dive into the real-world ways psychologists can harness AI in their practices. As a practice owner, consultant, and co-founder of Reverb, I share how AI can streamline report writing, organize clinical data, and improve efficiency across workflows. I walk through specific tools and examples—from summarizing evaluations and tailoring reports for different audiences to using AI for business tasks like financial analysis, scheduling optimization, and even creating visuals. Whether you’re brand new to AI or already experimenting, this conversation highlights the most practical wins and pitfalls to be aware of right now.



Main Topics Covered



What AI can and cannot do for psychologistsUsing AI in report writing: background/history, tables, interview summaries, document reviewsGenerating recommendations and tailoring reports for different audiencesAI tools that enhance clinical workflows (Reverb, Bastion, Microsoft Copilot, Notebook LM, etc.)Creating visuals, handouts, and simplified reports for parents, teachers, and clientsAI outside of testing: email writing, financial analysis, scheduling workflows, stock photosPractical first steps for AI beginners in clinical practice



Cool Things Mentioned




* Cool Things Mentioned



* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb: the new standard in report writing



* AAPDN (American Academy of Pediatric Neuropsychology): www.aapdn.org



* Dr. Liz Angoff’s Resources: www.drlizangoff.com



* Productive Therapist (Uriah Guilford): www.productivetherapist.com



* Notebook LM (Google Workspace): notebooklm.google.com



* Microsoft Copilot (HIPAA Version): www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot



* BastionGPT: www.bastion.ai




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
525. AI for Testing Psychologists: I Am Not Jeremy Sharp

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In this special experiment, I let AI take over my podcast. That’s right—ChatGPT wrote the script and ElevenLabs generated my voice. No humans were harmed (though one was a little unsettled). This episode kicks off a four-part series on AI in clinical assessment. I explore why AI matters for our work as testing clinicians, how it’s already creeping into our workflows, and what questions we need to be asking now about ethics, liability, and clinical voice. It’s equal parts thrilling and terrifying, but either way, the future is here.



Main Topics Covered




* Why I created a fully AI-generated episode



* The role of AI in psychological and neuropsychological assessment



* Six practical applications of AI for clinicians:

* Report drafting



* Data summarization



* Diagnostic formulation support



* Tailored language templates



* Scheduling and communication



* Thinking partner/decision support





* Ethical and clinical risks: homogenization, liability, nuance, and confidentiality



* The experiment of letting AI “write” parts of a behavioral observation section



* Key questions about authorship, responsibility, and data security



* Why AI should be treated like any other clinical tool—validate before use, keep the human in the loop



* What’s coming in the next three episodes of the AI series:

* Practical tools and workflows



* Ethics, supervision, and clinical judgment



* AI competency rubric for clinicians and trainees






Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI report-writing software



* ChatGPT



* ElevenLabs




Featured Resources



I am honored to partner with two AMAZING companies to help improve your testing practice!



PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!e from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






I’m a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director at the Colorado Center for Assessment & Coun...
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1 month ago
49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
524. Wearable Tech Meets School Psychology w/ Rich Brancaccio from Pearson

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In this episode, I talk with school psychologist–turned–tech entrepreneur Rich Brancaccio, creator of the Revibe wearable device (now available through Pearson). Rich shares his remarkable journey from problem-solving in the school setting to soldering circuit boards at his kitchen table and eventually building a company that integrates psychology, AI, and wearable technology. We dive into how the Revibe helps kids and adults stay on task, how it collects and personalizes real-time behavioral data, and what this might mean for the future of psychological practice. Whether you’re curious about interventions for ADHD, excited about innovation in assessment, or just a fellow tech nerd, you’ll find this conversation both fascinating and practical.



Topics We Covered




* Rich’s journey from school psychologist to entrepreneur



* The origin story of Revibe: identifying a gap in interventions and data collection



* How the Revibe wearable works: silent vibration cues and metacognitive prompts



* The evolution of Revibe from simple prototype to AI-driven personalization



* Executive function reminders and ecological momentary assessment (EMA) features



* Data collection: fidgeting metrics, on/off-task feedback, and actionable insights



* Research outcomes and effect sizes from multiple studies



* How schools, parents, and clinicians are using the device



* Potential downsides and solutions (subscriptions, warranties, device loss concerns)



* Rich’s reflections on identity as both a school psychologist and technologist




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Revibe Connect / Revibe Tech (Pearson partnership): https://www.pearsonassessments.com



* Samsung Galaxy Watch (hardware platform for the latest Revibe version): https://www.samsung.com/galaxy-watch



* Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) overview (APA): https://www.apa.org/pubs/highlights/spotlight/issue-174R



* Pearson Giveaway: https://www.pearsonassessments.com/campaign/revibe-TTP-giveaway.html




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
523. Google Ads in 2025 w/ John Sanders from RevKey

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In this episode, I welcome back John Sanders, founder of RevKey, to break down what testing psychologists need to know about Google Ads in 2025. A lot has changed since John was first on the podcast five years ago—Performance Max campaigns are replacing traditional search campaigns, costs per click have shifted, AI is starting to shape the search market, and the rules for writing effective ads are more nuanced than ever. John explains how testing practices can get a strong ROI, what pitfalls to avoid, and why thinking like your clients (not like a psychologist) is key when writing ads and website copy. If you’ve ever wondered whether Google Ads are worth it for your practice, this conversation brings the numbers and strategies into focus.



Main Topics Covered




* What has changed in Google Ads over the last 5 years



* The shift from keyword-based search campaigns to Performance Max campaigns



* Why testing psychologists often have an advantage in Google Ads compared to therapy practices



* How much a private practice should expect to spend each month



* The importance of website structure and content for ad success



* Key metrics to track to know if your ads are working



* Common pitfalls that sabotage campaigns



* ROI potential for testing practices (and why it’s often higher than in therapy)



* The role of AI in search and advertising—and what’s coming next



* Advice for DIY advertisers vs. working with an agency



* Writing ad and website copy in client-friendly language




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI report-writing software



* RevKey (John’s company): https://revkey.com



* Google Ads Performance Max campaigns: https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/10724817



* Google Ads ROI Calculator from RevKey (provided by John): https://revkey.com/roi-calculator




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
522. Functional Cognitive Disorder w/ Dr. Ryan Van Patten

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I had a fascinating conversation with Dr. Ryan Van Patten, board-certified neuropsychologist, podcaster, and researcher, about the increasingly recognized but still misunderstood condition known as Functional Cognitive Disorder (FCD). We unpacked its place within the broader Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) umbrella, explored the core concept of “internal inconsistency” as a positive diagnostic sign, and discussed how clinicians can compassionately assess, diagnose, and treat FCD. We also delved into mechanisms like metacognition, abnormal Bayesian priors, and the nocebo effect. Ryan shared incredibly practical insights for assessment and feedback sessions, along with an honest look at what research and clinical resources are still missing.



Topics Covered




* Why FCD represents the “quintessential neuropsychiatric disorder”



* The biopsychosocial model and the “Four P’s” of formulation



* FND vs. malingering: clinical and neurological distinctions



* Internal inconsistency as a diagnostic hallmark of FCD



* How to assess FCD using interviews, behavioral observations, and testing



* Differentiating FCD from MCI and dementia



* Metacognition, memory perfectionism, and nocebo effects



* Providing compassionate, validating feedback to clients with FCD



* Treatment strategies clinicians can use today



* Research gaps and future directions for the field




Resources Mentioned




* Harriet Ball et al. (2020) – Diagnostic criteria for FCD



* Navigating Neuropsychology Podcast:

* FCD w/ Dr. Laura McWhirter – Episode 128



* FND w/ Dr. Mark Hallett – Episode 108



* Functional Seizures w/ Dr. Curt LaFrance – Episode 112



* Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms w/ Dr. Noah Silverberg – Episode 147





* FND Society Education Hub – www.fndsociety.org/fnd-education



* FND Hope (patient education and advocacy) – www.fndhope.org



* Functional Neurological Disorder education portal – www.neurosymptoms.org



* KnowNeuropsych: Functional Neurological Disorders page



* Reuber et al. (2009) – Biopsychosocial model of FND



* Teodoro et al. (2023) – Mechanisms of FCD: Metacognition & Expectancy



* Cabreira et al. (2023) – Systematic review on FCD vs. dementia




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
521. Pathological Demand Avoidance w/ Dr. Donna Henderson

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In this episode, I sit down again with Dr. Donna Henderson — one of my most popular guests ever — to take a deep dive into pathological demand avoidance (PDA), a concept that’s becoming increasingly relevant but remains controversial in the US. Donna shares the personal case story that sparked her interest in PDA, defines what makes it distinct from typical demand avoidance, ODD, DMDD, and anxiety, and walks us through the core features and practical assessment strategies. We also explore how to support kids and families when PDA is part of the picture and where the field might be headed next. If you’ve ever scratched your head over a child who “must be in charge” and deeply struggles with demands, this conversation is for you.



Topics We Cover




* Donna’s journey: the first child who led her to discover PDA



* What PDA is (and what it’s not)



* The historical origins of PDA and why the term might need an update



* How PDA differs from typical demand avoidance, ODD, DMDD, anxiety, and trauma



* Core features of PDA and vivid real-life examples



* How to assess for PDA: interview approaches, testing adaptations, and pitfalls to avoid



* Communicating PDA findings to families without over-pathologizing



* Recommendations for families, schools, and clinicians — what actually works



* Future directions for research and how to stay curious in your practice




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI report-writing software



* PDA North America — support and resources for professionals and families



* PDA Society (UK) — original hub for information on PDA



* Is This Autism? by Donna Henderson, Sarah Wayland, and Jamell White — isthisautism.com



* Dr. Donna Henderson’s website — drdonnahenderson.com



* Stixrud Group practice — stixrud.com




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
520. The Future is Multicultural: How Assessment Can Catch Up w/ Dr. Linda McGhee

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In this conversation, I catch up with Dr. Linda McGhee, psychologist, assessment expert, and now the host of The Multicultural Psychologist podcast. We talk about why she felt compelled to create a space for honest conversations about culture, identity, and assessment — and how the changing demographics in the U.S. make it more important than ever for clinicians to work competently and ethically with multicultural populations. Linda opens up about the joys and challenges of podcasting, her mission to help other clinicians break down systemic barriers, and her vision for supporting the next generation through lending libraries, scholarships, and thoughtful, holistic assessment practices.



Topics We Cover




* Linda’s journey from attorney to psychologist and podcast host



* The “storm” of cultural, demographic, and political changes shaping mental health



* Why podcasts are a safe space for learning about multicultural practice



* How to balance discomfort, vulnerability, and growth when addressing bias



* Practical ways to incorporate cultural nuance into assessment reports



* The barriers clinicians of color face when entering the field — and what Linda’s doing about it



* Why the EPPP licensing exam is under fire and how states are responding



* The mental health implications of young men falling behind and how culture shapes these trends



* How rest, community, and self-care keep clinicians resilient in tough times



* Dr. McGhee’s vision for the future: lending libraries, low-cost assessments, and multicultural certification




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI-powered report-writing software



* The Multicultural Psychologist Podcast: multiculturalpsychologist.com



* “Essentials of Culture in Psychological Assessment” edited by Jordan Wright



* “Assessment of Bipolar Spectrum Disorders” edited by Kleiger and Weiner



* Society for Personality Assessment: www.personality.org



* APA Guidelines on Multicultural Education and Practice: Link




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49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
519. “Organic” Marketing in the Age of AI w/ Jennifer Christensen

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In this episode, I sit down with Jennifer Christensen, founder of Beacon Media + Marketing, to unpack how mental health practice owners can use AI tools to level up their marketing without losing their human touch. We talk about Jennifer’s journey as an early AI adopter, her “dark night of the soul” reckoning with the ethics of AI, and how small practices can harness everything from ChatGPT to generative engine optimization (GEO) without getting overwhelmed. We explore the best DIY uses for AI marketing, when to call in the pros, and why thoughtful, high-quality content will always stand out — even as the internet floods with “AI slop.”



Here are a few topics that we touch on:




* Jennifer’s personal connection to mental health and how it shaped her marketing career



* The difference between inbound and outbound marketing for private practices



* How AI is transforming marketing tasks: from brainstorming to GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)



* Practical, DIY ways practice owners can use AI to improve content and strategy



* When to consider upgrading to advanced tools like ChatGPT Team ($200 version)



* How to think critically about using AI responsibly in your practice’s marketing



* The potential risks of AI-generated content saturation online



* The importance of maintaining human connection and taste in an AI-driven world



* Beacon’s approach to using AI without replacing people



* Encouragement for practice owners to keep their work “organic” and relationship-driven




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb report-writing software



* Beacon Media + Marketing: https://www.beaconmm.com



* Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn (book a free 15-minute call): https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferchristensenak/



* ChatGPT Team (Enterprise/Pro version): https://openai.com/



* Scribe (for SOP and process documentation): https://scribehow.com/



* Perplexity (for deep research with sources): https://www.perplexity.ai/



* Writer (HIPAA-compliant AI writing tool): https://writer.com/



* Caption AI (video editing & short-form content generation): https://www.caption.ai/



* ICON (AI ad & video creation tool): https://www.iconiq.ai/




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
518. From Burnout to Creative Income w/ Dr. Lisa Lively

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In this conversation, I reconnect with my longtime colleague and friend, Dr. Lisa Lively, to explore how she turned her personal burnout into a creative side hustle as a psychologist and self-published coloring book creator. Lisa shares her story of embracing creativity for her own well-being, navigating the nuts and bolts of self-publishing on Amazon, and balancing the tension between staying financially viable and keeping her artistic spark alive. This episode is packed with practical advice and real talk for any clinician who’s daydreamed about launching a side hustle but wasn’t sure how to start. 



Here are a few topics that come up:




* How Lisa turned burnout into a catalyst for a creative business



* The step-by-step process of researching, designing, and publishing a book



* Pros and cons of using AI, licensing, or drawing your own art



* The importance of research and using tools like BookBeam



* How Amazon KDP print-on-demand works



* What to know about marketing, ads, and building an audience



* Lessons learned about balancing creativity and profitability




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI-powered report-writing software



* Lisa Lively’s Coloring Books on Amazon



* BookBeam — software for keyword and category research in self-publishing



* Canva — user-friendly design software Lisa uses to edit and assemble pages



* Publishers Vault — licensing platform Lisa uses for artwork



* Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) — for print-on-demand self-publishing




Featured Resources



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PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



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About Dr. Lisa Lively






Dr. Lively graduated with a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Auburn University. She has worked at University Counseling Centers, Veterans Affairs, and in private practice.
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49 minutes 29 seconds

The Testing Psychologist Podcast
517. Licensure, Logistics, and Life Abroad w/ Dr. Hilary Anand

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Hey everyone, today’s conversation is packed with practical tips and hard-earned wisdom for any psychologist who’s ever dreamed of living and practicing abroad. I’m talking with Dr. Hilary Anand, a licensed psychologist who’s navigated the licensure processes in both New Zealand and Canada while raising two young kids and maintaining her US-based practice. We dig into everything from paperwork hassles and unexpected visa expenses to the personal and professional benefits of building a nomadic lifestyle. If you’ve ever wondered whether working abroad is possible—or worth it—this episode will give you a grounded, transparent, and inspiring look at what it really takes. We talk about:




* The moment Hilary and her family decided to take the leap—and what pushed them over the edge



* How to get licensed as a psychologist in Alberta and New Zealand



* Differences between provinces in Canada and how U.S. licensure is viewed internationally



* Common logistical and ethical hurdles—including working across time zones and managing dual licensure



* Financial considerations: hidden costs, visa fees, and tax implications



* Personal stories of raising children abroad, accidental homeschooling, and navigating cultural integration



* The importance of flexibility, humility, and curiosity when uprooting your life and practice



* Resources and communities that helped Hilary make the leap—and what she wishes she’d known earlier




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Contact Hilary: hilaryanandphd@gmail.com



* Hilary’s Practice: Lumos Assessment



* Alberta College of Psychologists (licensure info): https://www.cap.ab.ca



* New Zealand Psychologists Board: https://psychologistsboard.org.nz



* U.S. PSYPACT Info (for domestic mobility): https://psypact.gov



* U.S. Expat Tax Overview (Foreign Earned Income Exclusion): https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/foreign-earned-income-exclusion



* Podcasts & Expat Communities (Hilary’s recommendation):





* Search for “[country name] expat podcast” in your podcast player



* Facebook groups for expats (e.g., “Psychologists Abroad,” “Expats in New Zealand”)



* YouTube channels from families and professionals living overseas



* Watch the episode on YouTube




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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
516. What I Learned From Accidentally Taking Two Months Off

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In this short solo episode, I reflect on the accidental two-month hiatus from the podcast and the business lessons that came out of it. What started as two missed recording days—one due to website issues and another because of travel—turned into a helpful reminder about systems, perfectionism, transparency, and the power of restarting. I share what I learned, how it applies to running a clinical practice, and what’s coming up on the podcast over the next few weeks, including a full AI series and fresh interviews with fantastic guests.



Main Topics Covered




* Why the podcast unintentionally went on a two-month break



* How batching recordings works—until it doesn’t



* Lesson 1: Systems are only as strong as their weakest link



* Lesson 2: Perfectionism can be sneaky (and silence can be worse)



* Lesson 3: Life happens—transparency builds trust



* Lesson 4: The power of restarting after a break



* What’s next for the podcast: upcoming interviews and an AI series



* Personal reflections on travel, family, and the Crafted Practice Retreat




Cool Things Mentioned




* The Testing Psychologist mastermind groups and business consulting



* Reverb AI-powered report-writing software



* Watch the Video on YouTube




Featured Resources



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PAR is a long time supporter of the Testing Psychologist podcast, and I will continue to bring you featured items from their catalog! Listen to each episode for specific product recommendations and links. Learn more at www.parinc.com.



TherapyNotes is the leading EHR system for mental health practitioners. I’ve used TherapyNotes for over 10 years, and it just keeps getting better. Use this link and the promo code “testing” to get two free months and try it for yourself! www.therapynotes.com/testing



The Testing Psychologist podcast is approved for CEU’s!



I’ve partnered with At Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!r CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!Health to offer CE credits for podcast episodes! Visit this link to access current and past episodes available for CE credit. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!t. You can use code “TTP10” for a discount on ALL the course credits you purchase from At Health!



About Dr. Jeremy Sharp






I’m a licensed psychologist and Clinical Director at the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling, a private practice that I founded in 2009 and have grown to over 20 clinicians.
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The Testing Psychologist Podcast
Come check it out as Dr. Jeremy Sharp covers everything you need to know to start or grow psychological assessment services in your private practice. We talk about finances, marketing, time management, self-care, technology, and life as a mental health practitioner. Jeremy chats with successful clinicians who share their experiences in testing and private practice to give you straightforward ideas for building thriving assessment services. Dr. Sharp is a Licensed Psychologist specializing in psychological and neuropsychological testing. Over the past seven years, he has grown the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling from a solo practice to a multi-clinician clinic with over 1000% revenue increase. http://www.thetestingpsychologist.com