by Nathan Driskell | Jun 3, 2025 | Private Practice, Treatments
If you have been a therapist in private practice, you have likely had the idea to provide free or pro bono sessions. This is likely because there have been times when a potential Client could not pay, or a Client you were seeing could no longer afford your services....
by Nathan Driskell | Mar 27, 2017 | Private Practice
For much of this decade, Linkedin has been the social media network for professionals. With millions of professionals and companies, Linkedin has turned into a hub for information and exploration. If you are looking for a job, looking for an employee, or want to share...
by Nathan Driskell | Mar 21, 2017 | Private Practice
Mental health professionals are busy people, working to help others with their problems. After spending the day listening to people, taking notes, and filing insurance claims, most mental health professionals do not have time to think about encryption and security....
by Nathan Driskell | May 5, 2016 | Private Practice
While I was in graduate school working towards my Master’s in Psychology, I was encouraged to take notes in therapy sessions, as a means of remembering important information. At the time it made sense, and I felt it was a good practice. I was used to taking...
by Nathan Driskell | Apr 26, 2016 | Private Practice
Last week, out of the blue, my Linkedin Profile started sending me messages from therapists and other professionals congratulating me on my six-year anniversary working at HOPE Psychotherapy of Houston, first as an Intern, then later with my own practice. I had...
by Nathan Driskell | Jan 4, 2014 | Private Practice
If you are a therapist, psychiatrist, doctor, social worker, or anyone in the medical or mental health profession, you understand the need of a system to manage patient data. With the Internet, we now have a way to hold patient data that can be accessed anywhere....
