• Jul 14, 2026 treating bipolar disorder a clinician s guide to s must foster collaborative relationships, prioritize early intervention, and remain vigilant to shifts in mood and functioning to improve quality of life for those living with bipolar disorder. Note to Clinicians: Staying current with evolv By Joann Grimes
• Nov 19, 2025 the stroke clinician s handbook a practical guide the pivotal role of neuroimaging, primarily non-contrast CT scans, to differentiate between ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes rapidly. It discusses advanced imaging modalities like MRI and CT angiography, detailing their indic By Giles Bernier-West
• Dec 29, 2025 cognitive defusion in practice a clinician s guid g the way a thought is verbalized can reduce its emotional impact: Say the thought in a silly voice or as if it’s part of a cartoon. Write the thought down and read it aloud in an exaggerated manner. Implementation Tips: Use this technique when clients are overwhelmed by their thoughts. Emphasiz By Dr. Camron Murphy
• Dec 31, 2025 clinician s guide to interpersonal psychotherapy i tions and Challenges Requires clinicians trained specifically in IPT techniques. May be less effective for clients with complex personality disorders. The structured format may not suit all therapeutic styles or client preferences. Cultural factors may influence By Naomi Hegmann
• Jul 10, 2026 adding neurotherapy to your practice clinician s g neurotherapy into your clinical practice requires understanding its benefits, implementation strategies, and how to effectively incorporate it into your existing services. Understanding Neurotherapy and Its Benefits What Is Neurotherapy? Neurotherapy is a form of b By Leah Bode
