The Testing Psychologist Podcast

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. This is the longest podcast so far with good reason. Amy Fortney Parks and I just packed SO MUCH info into this episode about private practice evaluations and coordinating with schools. Amy has years and years of experience with schools as an educator, school counselor, parent, and now private practitioner. We cover all sorts ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. School observations are REALLY important when you’re evaluating kids. Today I’m talking all about the importance of a school observation, how school observations can be a great marketing tool, and the practical elements of how to do a school observation. Here are just a few things I discuss: How to talk to ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. Collaborative therapeutic assessment is such a cool thing. So often, testing and evaluation is viewed as a critical, deficit-based process (“You’re going to tell me I’m crazy!?”). Megan and I have a great conversation about how to use therapeutic assessment as an intervention tool to support clients rather than a punitive or scary ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. Dr. Amy Connery has had a really interesting career in psychology. She started out as a “regular” psychologist, then decided that she wanted to respecialize in neuropsychology. So Amy quit her job, went back for another post-doc, and continued with her dreams. She talks with me today about respecializing in neurpsychology, getting into- ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. Joe Sanok has done a lot over the last few years. You may know him as the host of the Practice of the Practice podcast. He also runs Mental Wellness Counseling in Traverse City, Michigan and is one of the top private practice consultants in the country. He’s also putting on a conference ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. Today I’m talking with Jen Knopp, MA, Assistant Director of Beyond the Mirror and founder of Freedom First Counseling. Jen talks with me about the benefits and pitfalls of assessment from the therapist side. We talk about things like: When a therapist knows to refer for assessment Benefits of assessment What makes ... Read More

Explore the exciting intersection of technology and psychological testing. Discover essential tools like EHR systems and report writing software that boost efficiency and accuracy. Learn how digital storage solutions like Google Drive integrate seamlessly into practice. Dive into modern tools like Q-Interactive, which revolutionize testing setups. Find out how effective grammar software can enhance report writing and avoid common pitfalls. Don't miss tips on transforming spoken notes into polished documents for superior client communication!

Discover strategies to enhance your efficiency in psychological report writing. Learn how to evaluate and restructure your schedule for better time management. Personal insights reveal the importance of balancing a busy practice, especially during peak referral times. Explore tools like Psych Writer and DocuNimbus for streamlined reporting, while keeping reports personalized. Outsourcing certain tasks can save valuable time, ensuring prompt communication and accurate assessments.

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. In This Episode Today I talk about different things to consider as you market your testing practice. Topics include: Logo and branding Website development A “fact sheet” to distribute to other providers in the community Building relationships with referral sources in your area Cool Things Mentioned in This Episode Legendary Lion web ... Read More

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. In this kickoff episode of The Testing Psychologist, I talk about my struggles with starting an assessment-based practice and some things to think about before integrating testing services into your own practice like… What is psychological and neuropsychological testing? Why do testing in the first place? Who can actually do testing?