The Testing Psychologist Podcast

Dr. Geremy Grant, clinical psychologist and school psychology specialist, discusses burnout prevention among school psychologists. They explore symptoms, effects, and distinguishing factors of burnout. They emphasize the importance of self-care, organizational support, mental health services, and creating supportive environments. Strategies such as healthy eating, mindfulness, exercise, unplugging from technology, and continued learning are recommended to avoid burnout.

Discover innovative payment collection methods tailored for testing practices. The discussion reveals how simple cash payments can streamline processes and reduce administrative headaches. Learn the advantages of private pay options over insurance, alongside effective strategies for managing cash flow. This insightful exploration guides practitioners on enhancing their payment experience while minimizing financial risks.

Dr. Jordan Wright is back on the podcast to talk about deliberate, context-driven conceptualization in the assessment process.

Dive into the world of marketing for new testing practices! Discover the power of warm marketing through personal connections and how cold digital strategies can expand your reach. Uncover practical tips for nurturing relationships and building referrals, ensuring a foundation for sustainable growth. Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to bolster your efforts, this discussion offers valuable insights to help you thrive in the competitive landscape.

Dr. Liz Angoff, my guest from episode 181, is back to share more about engaging adolescents in the evaluation process.

Moving forward with the theme of launching your testing practice, today’s topic is figuring out when to hire admin support.

Welcome back to another masterclass episode! If you haven’t listened to the prior masterclasses, these episodes are a little different than typical interviews.

Starting a testing practice comes with its share of challenges. Key hurdles include analysis paralysis and the need for decisive action. Navigating payment models, such as private pay versus insurance, can streamline processes and reduce stress. Selecting essential assessments tailored to varied needs, along with choosing the right electronic health record systems, plays a crucial role in practice management. Gaining insights from community feedback adds an extra layer of support for aspiring practitioners.

Immigration evaluations can be so valuable to the folks who need them, yet most of us received little to no training in graduate school on how to conduct these evaluations.

This discussion highlights crucial steps for launching a testing practice, focusing on the nitty-gritty of paperwork like informed consent and HIPAA compliance. Listeners learn the value of templates and attorney reviews. The hosts emphasize establishing a structured workflow to streamline operations and enhance communication, including effective phone scripts. Plus, there's a strong push for seeking group coaching support to stay accountable and motivated during the challenging early stages of practice ownership.