Virtual Reality (VR) is highlighted as a significant advancement in mental health, with specialists discussing its innovative applications in treating psychiatric conditions like phobias, addiction, eating disorders, and functional disorders. The conversation explores VR’s potential to transform implicit biases, alter body image perception, and facilitate cognitive enhancement. It emphasizes the importance of robust research, the adoption of industry-standard guidelines, and clinicians’ active participation in shaping VR’s future in Psychiatry, showcasing the technology’s expansive possibilities beyond therapy.
TelepsychHealth Blog: Educate yourself!
Stay updated on the rapidly-growing virtual telehealth care industry.
Virtual Reality: Accelerating Therapy Outcomes with Dr. Howard Gurr
Review VR’s benefits in speeding up therapy, overcoming traditional therapy limitations, and improving patient compliance. Dr. Gurr shares insights on VR’s risks, its future in clinical practice, and its use in treating social anxiety, autism, and pain management. This episode is essential for professionals looking to incorporate technology into mental health treatments.
7 Therapeutic Approaches to Managing Anxiety
Therapy is essential for anxiety in our fast-paced and stressful society because it provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore and understand the root causes of an issue. It offers effective coping strategies tailored to their specific...
Antidepressants Without an Appointment Is a Bad Idea (Asynchronous Telehealth)
Limitations and risks associated with prescribing psychiatric medication to a new patient through asynchronous telehealth.
ACT Therapy (Learn My 4 Techniques to Help Now)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a phenomenal way to help manage anxiety. Learn Dr. Bassi’s techniques to use ACT to treat anxiety.
CBT for Anxiety: Why It Works
CBT aims to stop harmful thought patterns that negatively impact emotions. It is effective for treatment of anxiety.
Best Practice Tips for Starting and Managing Your Private Practice
Consider why it’s important to find your niche, have clear policies, set boundaries, and embrace business aspects of private practice ownership.
Therapists: Psychopharm 101 & Psychiatric Consultation, from a Psychiatrist
When should you bring up meds, and how should you bring it up? What should you know about medications and what are common side effects?
The Ideal Private Practice Guide: Tips for Starting and Growing Your Own Practice
Understand your strengths and weakness, build an excellent team, and utilize your resources, to build your most ideal practice.
Your Checklist to Start a Private Practice in 2023 – Ultimate Guide for Advice
Ultimate guide in launching your private practice completely from scratch in 2023, covering your business plan, finances, insurance, marketing.
Mastering the Timeline for Starting a Private Practice: Your 8-Week Road Map
Private practice owner, Dr. Bassi, explains what you need to do in the first 8 weeks before you can start seeing patients.
My top 5 mistakes when starting my private practice
What are the top 5 mistakes I’ve made? Watch this video to hear my mistakes and how to avoid them.
Ep 12 Borderline Personality Disorder – Good Psychiatric Management with Evan Iliakis MD PhD student
Discussion on a very effective borderline personality disorder treatment Good Psychiatric Management, as well as exploration on stigma and course.
Psych 101: How to become a psychiatrist
To become a psychiatrist, you must first complete medical school, then complete psychiatry residency. It is important to have clinical experiences in psychiatry.