Professional Development Plan
Clinicians who improve their skills produce better outcomes for the client. The post Professional Development Plan first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleDocumenting Supervision
Busy professionals, though, may rely on "taking notes," and doing the more formal documentation "later, when there's time." The post Documenting Supervision first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleCreating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 7
You're probably not thinking about the stuff you wrote about today's middling-good group session as something that could be important when an insurance company reviews the case. The post Creating a...
View ArticleCreating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 8
The best way we've found to teach clarity in documentation (and that's really the goal) is to use real-life examples and ask the group for feedback on the quality of each student's progress note. The...
View ArticleConflict in the Treatment Workplace
Unhealthy conflict among staff can 'bleed' over into patient care, and that's never good. The post Conflict in the Treatment Workplace first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleA Sad Story That’s Sadly Common
Sexual relations between therapist and patient can seriously damage the public's trust in the safety of their loved ones. The post A Sad Story That’s Sadly Common first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleBuilding A Team
I've noticed that managers who had success in other industries have a tendency to view treatment as a form of manufacturing. The post Building A Team first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleManaging Clinician Stress
Many clinicians work in busy programs with lots of staff and most of the time still feel like they're alone, almost a solo practitioner, but with a lot less control over their activities The post...
View ArticleConfide in Us
One side sees the youth in terms of potential risk to society, while the other experiences the same youth as a victim in need of healing. The post Confide in Us first appeared on Recovery SI.
View ArticleLife and Breath
Seriously, the policeman actually assured his prisoner that he was in no danger. Because he was still able to talk. The post Life and Breath first appeared on Recovery SI.
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