How should you divide the income your practice earns?
Whether you're a solo provider or managing a group, understanding how to allocate revenue is key to building a sustainable mental health practice. In this post, we break down a simple framework for clinician pay, operational costs, and business savings—plus how to adapt it when your income is inconsistent.

Is your practice really protected against cyber threats?
In this post, we break down our conversation with Twingate’s Farokh Herfat about the everyday security risks mental health providers face—and how to defend against them. From phishing attacks to public Wi-Fi, learn why small practices are prime targets and how a Zero Trust approach can keep your patient data safe.

Are you leaving money on the table by billing based on time?
In this week’s blog, we break down why prescribers may be underbilling without realizing it. Learn the difference between time-based and complexity-based billing, how interactive complexity codes can boost reimbursement, and what steps to take if you're ready to make a change.

We recently interviewed award-winning psychiatrist and executive coach, Dr. Anna Yusim, on the Sit and Stay podcast. In this transcript, Anna shares how her early academic path in math and philosophy shifted toward psychiatry, and how unexpected life experiences led her to integrate spirituality into her work. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how she built a thriving solo practice, why she believes in a body–spirit approach to care, and how she's helping launch a new center for spirituality and mental health at Yale.

Discover how RipsyTech’s new AI tools are changing the game for mental health providers. In our 50th podcast episode, we dive into how integrated features like the AI Document Generator and Note Scribe are saving clinicians hours each week—without sacrificing clinical quality.

Not every therapeutic relationship lasts forever—but how do you know when it’s time to end care? This post breaks down the ethical and practical considerations around patient termination, from missed appointments to financial hardship to poor fit.

Feeling uncertain about the future of your mental health practice?
This blog explores why going solo might actually offer more security than employment during economic downturns. Learn how private practice puts you in control, what happens to client demand during a recession, and why now could be the perfect time to grow.

Considering private equity or venture capital for your mental health practice? This comprehensive guide explores the potential benefits, critical risks, and strategic factors you must weigh before accepting outside investment. Learn from real-world examples and discover how to protect your practice’s clinical integrity and core values amid financial pressures.

How can mental health professionals support clients through large-scale stressors like pandemics or economic upheavals—while also facing the same challenges themselves? Discover practical strategies for maintaining professional boundaries, preserving emotional well-being, and preparing your practice for community-wide crises.

We recently interviewed licensed sex therapist and couples counselor, Christina Nail, on the Sit and Stay podcast. In this transcript, Christina shares how her early experiences in psychiatric crisis care shaped her passion for strengthening relationships and improving sexual health. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how she built her practice across multiple states, why family systems are at the core of her work, and the importance of specialized training for clinicians.

Is teletherapy truly leveling the playing field, or is it widening mental health disparities? Discover how high-income clients benefit the most—and learn what can be done to close the gap.

Ready to dig deeper into how “Open Notes” impacts mental health care? In this post, we clear up common misconceptions, explore best practices for documenting sensitive information, and look at the role of AI and telehealth in shaping future psychiatric records.

Curious about how “Open Notes” is transforming mental health care? Dive into our latest blog post, where we explore the VA-led origins of Open Notes, the challenges of sharing sensitive information in therapy, and how this movement empowers patients to take charge of their treatment.

As Los Angeles battles relentless wildfires, thousands face not only property loss but also potential long-term emotional scars. In this latest post, we explore how large-scale tragedies can lead to PTSD, identify the early signs of trauma, and offer concrete strategies for building community resilience.

Expanding your mental health services into a new state can open doors to new clients, communities, and revenue streams. But where do you start? In this blog post, we cover the must-know financial, legal, and cultural considerations that will help your practice navigate cross-state regulations and thrive in a new market.

Learn how evidence-based prescribing can improve safety and outcomes in psychiatry. Explore strategies for minimizing polypharmacy, addressing conflicting evidence, and managing unsupported medication requests in this practical guide.

Curious about the therapies that truly work? Discover the top evidence-based treatments in mental health care, how providers choose the best options for their patients, and the challenges of therapy research. Plus, learn how professionals stay updated and adapt to new approaches in this ever-evolving field.

Discover how evidence-based medicine is transforming mental health care—from breaking free of “gut feeling” approaches to leveraging data-driven insights. We’ll explore the fundamentals of EBM, how to evaluate treatment quality, and ways to balance research with real-world constraints for better patient outcomes.

After the shocking assassination of a major health insurance CEO, a startling wave of public indifference points to deep cracks in America’s healthcare system. Join host Parker Anderson and psychiatrists Dr. Thomas Tarshis and Dr. Sara Heron as they explore the frustrations fueling this crisis—and what it means for us all.

Join us as we explore the impactful work of Virginie Goldstein, a licensed marriage and family therapist and the founder of Tech Connect Reset. Virginie shares her inspiring journey into mental health, specializing in screen addiction treatment through neuroscience and psychoanalysis. Discover how she’s making a meaningful difference by helping families build healthier relationships with technology while managing a thriving private practice.