Jacob Minnig
Jacob Minnig
“To be or not to be a therapist” (Part. 2) Interview with Brittainy lindsey, lmhc, Eric nance, msw, licsw, c-pd
“To be or not to be a therapist” (Part. 2) Interview with Brittainy lindsey, lmhc, Eric nance, msw, licsw, c-pd
“To be or not to be a therapist” (Part. 2) Interview with Brittainy lindsey, lmhc, Eric nance, msw, licsw, c-pd
Sunday 26th May 2024
Brittainy Lindsey and Eric Nance discuss career challenges, ethical dilemmas, and more in the mental health field on Behavioral Health Integration.
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Healing Arts
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Insights into challenges in the mental health and addiction field
- Discussion on transitioning to private practice and struggles with insurance reimbursement rates
- Exploration of ethical dilemmas and navigating personal and professional boundaries
- Importance of supervision and the complexities of working in the behavioral health field
- Addressing societal stigmas and the need for open conversations in the mental health community
I think a lot of us are desperate for this sensation of, I know how to treat this type of client, whatever that looks like, really, really well.
Ever wondered what it takes to thrive in the mental health and addiction field? In this episode of Behavioral Health Integration, hosts Brittainy Lindsey and Eric Nance share their career stories, offering a candid look at the highs and lows of working in this challenging yet rewarding sector. They dive into the nitty-gritty of professional concerns, such as the hurdles of dealing with insurance reimbursement rates and the ethical dilemmas that often arise.
If you're considering a career in mental health or are already on that path, this episode is packed with valuable advice and personal anecdotes. From discussing the importance of supervision to navigating the tricky waters of personal and professional boundaries, Brittainy and Eric provide a comprehensive guide to making it in the field. They also touch on the various career paths available for graduate students and the future prospects of behavioral health.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, you'll find their insights both enlightening and relatable.