Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by nothercastle on Sunday August 25, 2024 @02:02PM
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But very few non phd therapists practice evidence based medicine
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Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by r00fus on Sunday August 25, 2024 @02:11PM
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Most therapists I’ve spoken to aren’t PhDs and the one we do work with isn’t noticeably better for outcomes.
Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by hiddencost on Sunday August 25, 2024 @03:22PM
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lol you have that backwards. The LCSWs tend to be evidence based, the PhDs are busy working on their book promulgating their theories.
Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by nothercastle on Sunday August 25, 2024 @05:04PM
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Lcsw are more like someone you go talk to when you are having a bad day not so much when you need to manage chronic pain, anxiety or ptsd.
Insurance understandably does not want to reimburse much for that.
Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by meroes on Sunday August 25, 2024 @05:29PM
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And yet you produced zero evidence. The irony is off the charts.
Re:Finding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearl...
by Suppafly on Monday August 26, 2024 @12:35PM
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>But very few non phd therapists practice evidence based medicine
That's a good point, although people don't seem happy to acknowledge it. In my metro area, the biggest providers of mental health services are aligned with religious organizations or outright promote themselves as offering religious based therapy. It's frustratingly hard to get evidence based treatment free from religious influence.