In my ongoing quest to keep this podcast fresh, I’m trying out a new angle for a few business episodes. The post 349. The EOS Journey (Year One): Quarterly Pulsing #2 appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

Dr. Caroline Buzanko, psychologist specializing in differentiating ADHD from ASD, joins the host for an insightful discussion. They explore criterion B to differentiate between ADHD and Autism, discuss language patterns and repetitive behaviors, and highlight gender differences in autism. They emphasize the importance of observing individuals with ADHD, autism, and neurotypical individuals to gain a better understanding. They also discuss the constant thoughts and concerns autistic individuals have during conversations. A comprehensive assessment considering various factors is crucial for individual success.

You’ve heard that you need to keep a credit card on file and have a no-show policy. The post 347. Personal Limitations to Getting Paid appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

Dr. Caroline Buzanko discusses the challenges of differentiating between ADHD and autism, emphasizing the need for comprehensive understanding. They explore the difficulties in social situations for individuals with ADHD and autism, highlighting the relationship between extroversion and autism. The chapter also discusses the challenges in social interactions, including the struggle to pick up on social cues and the difficulty generalizing coping mechanisms.

Compensation is a big topic in my mastermind groups and consulting. The post 345. Why & How We Moved to a Compensation Rubric appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

Back in the fall, I had the privilege to take a 6-week continuing education class on assessment... The post 344: ADHD & ID w/ Dr. Jessica Robb Mazzant appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

Dr. Soren Kaplan, Psychologist specializing in Experiential Intelligence, talks about leveraging past experiences for success, exploring appreciative inquiry and positive psychology, recognizing the importance of experiential intelligence in personal growth and relationships, expanding the definition of personal growth and success, integrating experiential intelligence into assessment, the importance of storytelling and personal connections.

Over the next several months, I’m going to chronicle my practice’s journey as we try to move away from insurance panels. The post 342. Private Pay Transition #1: Making the Decision appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

This was an interesting episode for me to tackle. The post 341. Why Work in a Group Practice? appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.

You’re likely aware of the concept of stereotype threat and may have even listened to my previous episode with Dr. Josh Aronson, where we discussed the development of the theory. The post 340: Combatting Stereotype Threat w/ Dr. Geremy Grant appeared first on The Testing Psychologist.