By Kristen McClure, MSW, LCSW | TherapistWorksheet.com You have five minutes left. The session has been productive — or heavy, or quiet, or chaotic. And now you need to bring it to a close. For a surprising number of therapists, this is the hardest part of the hour. Not the clinical work. The goodbye. We…
By Kristen McClure, MSW, LCSW | TherapistWorksheet.com You have a client who can describe their patterns with remarkable clarity. They understand where the anxiety comes from. They can name the attachment wound. They know exactly why they keep choosing the same kind of partner, or why they shut down when someone gets close, or why…
When Clients Text Between Sessions: A Therapist’s Guide By Kristen McClure, MSW, LCSW | TherapistWorksheet.com It starts innocently. A client texts to confirm an appointment. Then a question about a coping skill. Then a message after a hard day. Then three messages on a Sunday evening, each one a little more urgent than the last….
Receiving a subpoena does not mean you must immediately comply. Here is exactly what to do first to protect your client and yourself.
How to write clinical notes that accurately represent what you observed vs. what clients reported — with before/after examples, SOAP guidance, and 300+ neutral phrases.
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