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How do you write progress notes that easily meet insurance requirements? Upheal's Head of Clinical Operations Ted Faneuff LISW-S, LMSW, LCSW, MBA is joining Alma's discussion about creating stress-free progress notes, with VP of Clinical, Elisabeth Morray, PhD, and Certified Professional Coder Sonda Kunzi. They'll be discussing tips for writing efficient and compliant notes that can help take away the stress of wondering what insurance companies might look for in an audit. Join the webinar on Wednesday, October 16 - register at the link in the comments 🎙️

Therapists can’t work if they’re burned out. And yet – almost half of the US lives in a mental health provider shortage area. We know the emotional load for mental health professionals is real, and burnout can happen fast. We’re here to support you so you can focus on what matters most. Your well-being and your clients. #worldmentalhealthday #burnout #savetime #balance #therapists

🔥 We’re hiring! Content Marketing Manager at Upheal Are you a captivating storyteller who’s passionate about mental health? We’re on a mission to help mental health providers find better balance through our AI-driven platform, and we’re looking for a fantastic writer to help propel that mission! 🖋️ Do you have a deep understanding of the burden placed on clinicians today? If you can transform those insights into engaging and impactful content, we’d love to hear from you! Join our fast-growing team where you’ll shape our content strategy and social media presence. With your background in therapy or psychology and exceptional writing skills, you’ll create high-quality content that brings genuine value to mental health providers. 🫵 Apply today and help us bring better balance to the mental health community! #contentmarketing #mentalhealthtech #hiring #remotejobs #techstartup #AI

How do you even begin to choose an AI note-taking tool as a therapist? In a profession that's still somewhat synonymous with couches and notepads, changing things up with new technology can be a challenge at first. Worry not! We put together a guide that walks you through what to look out for in AI software so that you can feel more comfortable making your decision. We start with a set of questions you can ask to help you identify your needs, show you what to look out for in existing AI companies, and then introduce you to some of the core essentials vs. exciting nice-to-haves when it comes to note quality and documentation. Link in comments:

🔥 We’re hiring! Senior / Lead Product Designer at Upheal Are you passionate about building products that genuinely make an impact on the world? Upheal's mission is to help mental health professionals find better balance, and we’d love for you to help us get there! You'll join a fast-growing, product-first company where you’ll play a critical role in shaping what we build next. You’ll lead design end-to-end, working closely with AI, engineering, and product teams to create user experiences that improve the lives of clinicians every day. 🖌️ If you love designing for impact and building a strong understanding of user needs, this is the perfect role for you. 🫵 Apply today and help us build a product clinicians love! #productdesign #mentalhealthtech #hiring #techjobs #remote #AI

It’s shocking, but a therapist may be at even more risk than their client. With half of therapists reporting burnout, we need to start paying more attention to identifying and exploring the risk factors: ▪️Burnout out ▪️Vicarious trauma ▪️Own trauma history ▪️High empathy ▪️Internal and external stigma ▪️Lack of helpful supervision ▪️Authoritarian workplace ▪️Self-medication Psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and clinical social workers are most likely to be affected by mental health challenges. And yet they often suffer in silence, for fear of judgment, invasion of privacy, or even the potential loss of their license. We need to do more to support our MHPs. Article link in comments:

A topic our team recently discussed is the end of therapy – it can be tough for both client and therapist alike, even when there are many good reasons that therapy should come to an end, like: 1. You've been threatened by the client 2. Their needs are outside of your therapy scope 3. You have a crush on your client 4. They didn't pay for your services 5. You’ve decided to change professions 6. The client isn't making progress 7. You're moving to a different state (or country) 8. You're burned out and need to downsize your client list From having a crush on your client to experiencing violence (shockingly, 81% of practitioners have 😢 ) we looked at 8 important reasons for needing to discontinue sessions and 7 ways to make the process easier. Thank you, Emily! 💙 Do you have tips from your experience as a mental health professional? Link in comments 👇🏽

Wearables can collect heart rate variability, indices of sleep quality, and much more. 💡 Since psychological and physiological data are intertwined, the rise of wearables offers an exciting opportunity to enhance therapy through real-time data and personalized insights. **What are your thoughts about having this data in conjunction with traditional methods of care?** Analyzing biomarkers with artificial intelligence can play a pivotal role not just in diagnosis and early detection, but also relapse prevention. Thank you for this well-researched, thought-provoking piece Matt Scult, PhD and Meenakshi Kothari 💜.

Thankfully, we're becoming more aware and empowered when it comes to taking care of our mental health. If you're at the start of your journey, you might be wondering whether to choose a coach or a therapist – and what the difference between these actually is! https://lnkd.in/gxJjVhpc It was a pleasure to work with Dr. Tiffany Clomax exploring these topics. Dr. Tiffany does Grad School Coaching, Media Consulting, and Speaking & Workshops. Writer: https://lnkd.in/gs_7va3f What is your experience navigating the space between these two fields? Coaching additions: Alena Miklasova #mentalhealth #therapyvscoaching #growth

⚡⚡⚡⚡ I hate to interrupt the summer vibes, but Upheal is hiring—this time for 4 new roles! If any of these sound like you, put down the 🍹 and reach out! • Sr. Data Scientist (CZ/CEE): Design cutting-edge AI solutions to change the future of therapy insights and documentation. • Sr. Backend Engineer (CZ/CEE): Build scalable, high-performance backend services for a global product. For our customer-facing team: • Technical Customer Service (CZ/CEE): Troubleshoot complex issues, identify root causes, and deliver effective solutions. • Customer Service Generalist (CZ/CEE): Engage with therapists and mental health professionals to delight them every day. 🌟 When you’re back from vacation, work on something that matters. Enjoy the rest of the summer! 👉 Interested? Check out links in the comments.