I'm continuing to play with building a directory of institutes, and I'm continuing to show my "work." This is more about AI than it is about institutes....
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Most therapists approach referrals with mystical thinking, hoping clinical excellence somehow generates business. I've learned to think systematically about the practical mechanisms: throw lots of spaghetti at the wall, focus on wholesale rather than retail channels, and use authentic self-representation as both attraction and filter.
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You're already doing lots of networking, but probably don't even notice it.
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An opaque landscape I’ve written before about the maddeningly opaque landscape of psychoanalytic training institutes in New York. Even those of us who are psychoanalysts, who’ve navigated that opaque landscape, who’ve selected an institute, trained, and become a member of an analytic institute or society tend not to know much…
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Using AI to improve my time-keeping experience, or, an argument against those who say AI has no place to play in psychoanalysis.
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Watching the clock
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What are process recordings, really? What are they good for? (How) do we even think about them?
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When I get a referral, I handle it quickly. I almost NEVER make anyone wait more than 24 hours. Usually, I get back much more quickly than that.
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Making referrals is the best way to get referrals.
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I think of myself as less of a healthcare professional and more of a literary consultant.