COMING IN JULY 2024!
Stress Free Documentation
for Mental Health Clinicians
Check out the new book by Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey with proven systems and strategies to address all your private practice paperwork needs.
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Overcome Perfectionism
Learn to LOVE Your Paperwork
This book will become your go-to guide for all things documentation!
Over 200 pages
Guides, templates, cheat sheets, and tips for documentation best practices
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Access all the forms and templates from the book in digital form for easy edits
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A book that guides you through creating paperwork that fits your needs perfectly
The book you've always wanted
The definitive guidebook for all aspects of mental health paperwork, Stress Free Documentation is more than just a workbook. It provides practical templates and multiple examples of how to use these templates in different scenarios.
This book will not only show you what to write in your mental health paperwork, it will teach you how to think about documentation so you can make informed decisions on your own. You won’t find a book loaded down with complex concepts or unnecessary details. Stress Free Documentation is a book every therapist can use as a daily tool to support their private practice with ready to use templates and clear action items.
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About Maelisa
Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey is a licensed psychologist, nail design enthusiast, and multi-passionate entrepreneur. Through her business QA Prep, she empowers therapists in private practice with trainings and consultation on clinical documentation.
Through her online business, QA Prep, she specializes in teaching therapists how to connect with their paperwork so it’s more simple and more meaningful. She enjoys creating trainings that are interactive and engaging so that clinicians leave with strategies they can use immediately.
Focusing on the “why” behind the usual recommendations in documentation, she encourages clinicians to think outside the box, while also keeping their ethics intact.
Maelisa has one main goal in mind with all her interactions: Empower therapists to take action, clarify the work they do with clients, and feel confident when talking to others about it.
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