Tools
Excel vs. software for psychologists: comparing the workflow
A practical comparison between spreadsheets and specialized practice software for organizing psychology work.
Resources for your practice
Psychology practice blog
Practical ideas for organizing scheduling, client records, notes, and assessments in a psychology practice.
Records
Familiograms in a psychology client record: what to organize
An operational guide to recording family relationships and reviewing a familiogram inside a client record, using a completely fictional example.
Scheduling
Digital scheduling for psychologists
How to evaluate digital scheduling software that connects appointments with the work that follows.
Tools
How to choose software for a psychology practice
A guide to comparing practice tools according to the real workflow of an independent psychologist.
Assessments
How to organize psychological assessments
Ideas for keeping instruments, results, and follow-up connected to the right client record.
Practice organization
How to organize a psychology client record
A practical approach to organizing each client’s information so it is available when your work continues.
Practice management
How to reduce administrative work in a psychology practice
A method for finding repeated tasks and improving the workflow of an independent practice.
Practice organization
Digital vs. paper psychology records
Practical factors for comparing digital and paper records without assuming one option fits every practice.
Clinical notes
What to include in a psychology progress note
Organizational elements that can help keep clinical notes clear and connected to each client record.
Tools
Psychology practice software in Mexico: what to review
Practical factors for evaluating practice organization software for an independent psychology practice in Mexico.