Overcoming the Business Hurdles of Running a Private Practice as an Educational Psychologist or Expert Witness
Supporting UK Psychologists and Psychiatrists navigate the business world and ensure sustainable profitability
Running a private practice in the UK is both a rewarding and challenging endeavour. The inverted competitive landscape is causing substantial economic disruptions. Join our Annual Conference – an excellent opportunity for practitioners to explore collaborative opportunities.
Read MoreCan we improve EHCP and Expert Witness Reports by taking advantage of the latest research findings in brain behaviour?
By leveraging insights from neuroscience and psychology, practitioners can enhance the accuracy, effectiveness, and relevance of their assessments, ultimately leading to better outcomes for individuals with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). In this article, we explore how such research findings could positively impact the outcomes of EHCP and Expert Witness reports, drawing on academic evidence and practical insights.
Read MoreNavigating the Virtual Evolution
Unveiling Hidden Values and Challenges in Remote Psychological and Psychiatric Assessments
The rapid technological advancements have transformed the mental health industry, particularly in psychological and psychiatric assessments, offering enhanced accessibility, convenience, and cost efficiency. Remote assessments reveal hidden values such as real-time insights and international reach but also present challenges like technological limitations, data security, and maintaining virtual rapport. Psychology Direct addresses these by providing reliable, client-cantered remote assessments with transparent pricing, tailored solutions, and stringent data security, making us a trusted partner for mental health professionals in the digital age.
Read MorePrisoners with serious mental health problems face urgent treatment delays
Almost three-quarters of prisoners in England faced delays being transferred to a mental health unit, according to official Department of Health figures Prisoners in England who need to spend time as an inpatient in a mental health unit are meant to be taken there within 14 days of doctors admitting…
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