The Testing Psychologist Podcast

Today is the third episode in the series.

Today is the fourth episode in the series. I’m talking about Vision Day 1, when we redefined our core values and core focus.

Today is the second episode in the new series.

Steph and Rachel from the Learn Smarter podcast discuss why learners lie about homework, exploring the motivations behind dishonesty, the developmental appropriateness of lying in children, and strategies for building trust and addressing lying behavior. They emphasize the importance of setting ground rules, helping kids create solutions, and teaching them to plan and achieve tasks. The hosts also highlight the positive impact of planning on learning and growth, and the importance of creating a safe environment for learners to tell the truth.

In my ongoing quest to keep this podcast fresh, I’m trying out a new angle for the next few business episodes.

Delve into the intriguing world of pricing strategies for psychological evaluations. Discover the battle between flat fee and hourly pricing, along with their advantages and disadvantages. Uncover consumer preferences and the importance of choosing the right structure for financial success in practice. Additionally, explore how a measurement-based care platform can enhance efficiency and outcomes in behavioral health. This conversation is a must for practitioners wrestling with the best approach to billing!

Dr. Cecil Reynolds is here to have in-depth discussion on pediatric performance validity testing.

We talk a lot about hiring clinicians to help expand your testing services, but what about hiring a therapist?

Dr. Stephanie Nelson returns today to talk with me about the different ways we can be wrong in our clinical decision-making.

Hiring has been hard lately, y’all! I’ve heard from so many practice owners around the country that they’re having difficulty finding licensed clinicians in particular.