The Testing Psychologist Podcast

Finances are scary for me. I’ve told the story of how I completed avoided money in my practice for several years after starting...

We’ve all heard about “strengths-based” assessment, and some of us have applied these principles to our work in private practice.

I’ve gotten a lot of questions over the years about how my practice established an APA-accredited internship program...

Who likes profit? We all do, right?! Profit is the lifeblood of your business.

In a previous podcast conversation, we discussed gender affirming care primarily through the lens of writing support letters for gender-affirming surgeries.

Over the last several months, I’ve chronicled my practice’s journey as we try to move away from insurance panels.

We have a diversity problem in neuropsychology.

I know, I know - another episode on marketing, right?

Dr. Chris Mulchay, a CPT expert, discusses the history and true hypothesis testing model of CPTs. He debates sensitivity vs. specificity and pros/cons of major CPTs. Topics include ADHD evaluation frustrations, complexities of CPT interpretation, and insights into brain systems. They explore the importance of timing precision, analysis of various CPTs, and addressing limitations in psychological reports. Recommended resources include books on psychological assessment and mastermind groups for practice owners.

Most of the time on the podcast, my guests and I have discussions that are valuable, if a little theoretical.