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About this Episode:
A conversation with Dr. Maelisa Hall on the ins and outs of documentation, how to do it well, and why it matters in the first place.
About Maelisa:
Maelisa Hall, Psy.D. specializes in teaching therapists how to connect with their paperwork so it’s more simple and more meaningful. The result? Rock solid documentation every therapist can be proud of! Check out her free online Private Practice Paperwork Crash Course, and get tips on improving your documentation today.
Maelisa also co-hosts the My Biz Bestie podcast with her biz bestie, Amber Hawley, who is also a licensed psychotherapist. They focus on helping female entrepreneurs find their support system so that business is less lonely and a lot more fun.
You can reach Maelisa at drhall@qaprep.com.
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The APA Citation for this Episode:
Shook, M. (Producer). (2018, June 6). All Things Documentation: A Conversation with QAPREP’s Maelisa Hall [Audio Podcast]. The Thoughtful Counselor. Retrieved from https://wp.me/p7R6fn-pS.
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