Documentation Best Practices

Welcome to the Fine Tuning Clinical Skills Therapist Workshop Series! Each workshop is designed for early career therapists who are looking for additional, practical support to develop foundational clinical skills.

Notes are often the least favorite part of a therapist's job, but they will always be a necessary one. In this workshop, I'll give you my best tips and tricks as a therapist and supervisor who has always had to work to the Medicaid standard of documentation. I'll help you understand how notes can actually be a useful part of your clinical process and help you efficiently conceptualize your work. We'll also cover the reality of talking insurance language and the practicalities of documenting what insurance companies want in order to help our clients get their services paid for.

Meet Your Trainer:

Laura Brassie Meyer is a Colorado based licensed counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor. She is also licensed and supervises in Washington, Utah, Nevada, and Massachusetts; and licensed in Florida. Laura currently owns a private practice, Ivory & Pine Counseling, where she specializes in complex trauma, EMDR intensives, anxiety and OCD, and clinical supervision. She also provides consultation and training to therapists new to supervision and/or private practice.

Laura has a varied clinical background, with experience in hospitals and ED's, community mental health, mental health tech, and private/group practices. She has worked with clients of all ages, genders, and family structures.

Workshop Details:

• This is a live, online workshop.
• The workshop will be recorded and sent out to registered participants afterward.
• No CE credit will be provided.