Category: Provider Resources
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Elevating Awareness: How to Reconnect with Ourselves
By recognizing what we’re feeling in the present moment, we can lean in, learn, and move through these feelings and experiences in a productive way.
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Going Global with Perinatal Psychology Specialist Paula Queiruga
Paula is a licensed psychologist in Argentina, specializing in perinatal psychology. She’s currently living in Virginia, and heading back to Buenos Aires in September. Spring Health has given Paula an opportunity to expand her reach by working with LATAM clients across the globe. Amy Cirbus, Head of Clinical Content at Spring Health, connected with Paula […]
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Creating a Strong Sense of Connection with Virtual Clients
Gain the tools you need to create a solid foundation of connection and alliance, and be as effective virtually as you are in the session room.
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Disenfranchised Grief: How to Recognize It and Provide the Right Support
As therapists, we need to be aware of what disenfranchised grief is, how it shows up, and what our clients need to effectively manage their mental health.
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Grief: New Perspectives in Treatment
Everyone copes with the various kinds of grief in different ways. As a therapist, what’s most important is to identify how your client processes grief provide support in the unique way they need it. Here are six ways to do this effectively.
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Understanding Intersectionality: Providing a Safe Space for LGBTQIA+ Clients
As a provider in an ever-increasing global community, chances are you’re going to have LGBTQIA+ clients who also identify with a racial or ethnic background or a disability. Take these steps to send the message that we’re a safe space for treatment.
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Riding the Waves of Life with Josh Dauner, LPC
Josh talks about his approach, what he finds meaningful as a therapist, what he’s learned over the years, and most importantly, how he manages his own mental health.
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The Counseling Compact: Celebrating This Mental Health Milestone
The Counseling Compact allows professional counselors who are licensed and residing in a compact member state to practice in other compact member states without the need for multiple licenses.
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Blog Writing Best Practices for Mental Health Clinicians
Blogging is an opportunity to build your personal brand and gain credibility in your area(s) of expertise. It gives you a platform to educate, inform, and engage potential clients, and establish yourself as a leader in your field.