Can a Therapist Be Licensed in Multiple States? What It Actually Costs to Keep Them
Short answer: Yes. There is no limit on how many state licenses you can hold, and plenty of clinicians hold two or three. The application…
Short answer: Yes. There is no limit on how many state licenses you can hold, and plenty of clinicians hold two or three. The application…
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan will stop paying for supervised, limited-license therapists in office settings on March 1, 2027. Vermont’s Blue plan floated a…
Short answer: Client abandonment happens when you end the professional relationship, or let it lapse, while a client still needs care, without giving them reasonable…
Short answer: When you bill insurance, the payer sends you a remittance advice (RA), or its electronic version, the ERA, explaining exactly how your claim…
Short answer: No. A clinical social work license doesn’t transfer the way a driver’s license does. Your license is issued by one state’s board and…
Most clients have heard some version of the idea by now. A podcast told them their gut is a “second brain,” or that most of…
A federal court struck down D.C.’s rule barring out-of-state providers from seeing D.C. clients online. Before you assume the borders just opened, read the fine…
Enforcement is paused, audits are ramping, and the clinicians who win denials will be the ones who kept receipts. If you have tried to make…
Most supervision contracts are treated as paperwork: a form to sign so the hours count. That is a missed opportunity. A supervision contract, done well,…
In January 2026, CAQH shifted from a nonprofit to a company owned by twelve health plans. Here is what that actually changes for therapists who…