Tag: SAMHSA
The Student Who Knew Too Much
In the course of any day, I talk with dozens of our customers. It isn't uncommon for me to be asked about the benefits of our FIT eLearning program, especially in respect to introducing it into the already busy lives of graduate students and interns.
I Can See Clearly From High Up On a Rocky Mountain Top
How therapists can attain their summit by regularly taking client feedback The other day, I told my wife that the two most important things I learned in graduate school were: 1) how little I know; and that 2) I had doomed myself to a life of perpetual student-hood. Put another way, every time I reached […]
SAMHSA approved Client Feedback tools: OQ Analyst & MyOutcomes
SAMHSA approved client feedback tools that help behavioural healthcare professionals achieve therapy effectiveness Moving on towards nearly a quarter century now, there has been a growing realization in the behavioural, emotional and mental health profession that eliciting and measuring client feedback about the therapeutic alliance and perception of change can have a positive impact upon […]
Feedback Informed Treatment Webinar Series- Fall 2015
Register Now for the Feedback Informed Treatment Webinar Series Fall 2015 As you’re no doubt aware, clinicians around the world are being asked to collect and report treatment outcomes. Outcome measurement is becoming an integral part of healthcare reform and, in many instances, required for reimbursement. The Webinar will include: The Empirical Basis for […]
PCOMS at Your Convenience
Join Heart and Soul of Change's affordable online training program that provides 24/7 support and tells you everything you wanted to know about implementing PCOMS into your practice. Einstein once said, “Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.†The world around us is constantly changing. In order to keep up with […]
Becoming an Evidence Based Agency ASAP: One Size Can Fit All
A Heart and Soul of Change Project One-day Workshop May 16, 2013 in West Palm Beach, Florida Two messages from funders are clear: If you want reimbursement for services, you'd better use evidence based practices (EBP). As much as implementing EBPs is a worthwhile endeavor, the reality on the ground is that the feasibility of […]