Providers

Is the “soft life” trend helpful or harmful for clients? Learn what this trend means and where it came from, when it might come up in clinical practice, and how to help clients find balance between softness and the expectations of life.

In today’s world, where mental health services are increasingly accessible, therapists face the challenge of balancing availability with fostering client independence. While technology allows for constant connection, the true goal of therapy is to empower clients to develop the skills and resilience needed to handle life’s challenges on their own. Explore how therapists can ensure their own well-being and compliance with legal and ethical guidelines.

How do we manage the needs of our clients – all of our clients – and our own? And how do we know when we’ve hit our limit and need to recalibrate? In this article, we dig into how to figure out your bandwidth, important steps to take when screening a new client, tips on scheduling high-need clients, and knowing when to seek support.

Navigating the first therapy session with a new client can be challenging, as you need to balance gathering essential information with building rapport. Learn how to set the stage for a successful therapeutic relationship from the very first meeting.

As Head of Clinical Excellence at Grow Therapy, Cynthia Grant underscores the importance of transparent leadership and upholding core values in mental health practice amidst widespread skepticism.

Typical self-care strategies not working for your neurodivergent client? Grow Therapy is here with tips on how to reframe and rewrite self-care for your neurodivergent client base.

It’s a small victory for mental health everywhere when a provider books a “maintenance” or “check-in” session with their clients. With a little planning and some go-to questions, you can make sure maintenance sessions are invaluable to your clients – and enjoyable for you both.

If you look up the term “shadow work” on TikTok, you’ll find thousands of videos with billions of views. So what’s it all about? And how should we respond if a client brings it up in session, or even books a session with us expressly to “do shadow work”?

As a potential provider with Grow Therapy, your initial conversation will be a comprehensive introduction to your partnership opportunities. A friendly member of the Provider Growth team will explain Grow Therapy’s mission and services. We’ll align on your private practice goals and see how Grow can support your journey. During the conversation, you’ll discuss your […]