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Receiving a chronic health diagnosis can be a devastating experience. It can impact everything from long-term plans to everyday life. With this in mind, it’s no surprise that many chronically ill patients also suffer from mental health issues. Luckily, mental health professionals can help bridge the gap between physical and mental illness and empower patients to thrive.
Mental health professionals have to complete continuing education to maintain their licenses and better serve their patients. While this is a regular occurrence, it can still be a stressful experience. Knowing how to stay motivated is key to providing the best care that you can for your patients.
Many mental health professions require continuing education (CE) to keep their licensure. It helps them stay on top of the latest advancements in their field and provide the best care for their patients.
Many people have benefited from e-therapy and only more are going to as it grows in popularity. While that may be the case, it’s important to weigh your options between online and in-person mental health options. To help you decide, we’ve compiled the most important pros and cons of telehealth psychology.
You have a lot of options for approved CE providers for mental health continuing education. However, finding the right one for you isn’t always easy. In this blog, we look at steps you can take to find the best option for your schedule, lifestyle, and budget.
The relationship between physical health and mental health is closer than some may think. This puts those living with chronic illness at a higher risk of mental health problems and vice versa. It’s important to know how to support the mind and body if experiencing a health-related mental health problem.
