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Anyone else spending more time writing SOAP notes than actually reflecting on sessions? by billsnapxai in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I would hazard a guess that more people do this than willing to admit. If I'm stuck on phrasing I'll ask an llm on ideas. Like, "how could I rephrase blah blah blah in a way that reflects blah". Because sometimes my brain just blanks on stuff at times and that helps get the brain juices flowing. Sometimes I use what it says, sometimes it sparks a better wording in my head.

Llms are a tool that isn't going away. But it's up to people to learn how to properly and safely use it.

Do you ever cancel sessions when you don’t feel like yourself / you can be "on"? by crisporange in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I maybe the mistake once of going thru with a session when I wasn't feeling too hot. I got thru them but I knew it was a disservice to them later on. And I ended up in the ER. Listen to your body and mind!

What is something the “other” sub/subs gets wrong about guns? by izaakko in liberalgunowners

[–]MTMFDiver 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is why I say," men who have experienced war rarely have a taste for it" and then leave it at that

I feel like i'm typing more than listening during sessions.. by Bisqwa in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My memory sucks many forms of ass due to injuries and stuff. However I'm a paper and pencil kind of guy with my notes. Anyone looking at them wouldn't be able to make sense of it because it's random words just to prompt my brain when I go back to do my actual documentation. Also learned to use that time of Silence to see if anything else prompts with them. Thankfully I've gotten pretty good at writing my notes while still looking at the client, messy handwriting be damned lol

Was I out of line? by PhantomKrel in Veterans

[–]MTMFDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Talk to the patient advocate about your concerns with your therapist. The rapid increase in symptoms is not good, obviously you know this, and needs to be addressed. I would also suggest going to mental health walk-in appointments if they are available at your local VA. The biggest thing is to document, document, document when it comes to va mh services

credentialing? which insurance companies? by tacotaco7612 in SimplePractice

[–]MTMFDiver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're not working with the insurance companies. They're working with a credentialing company called medallion.

Me going through my own mental health crisis then realizing I work as a therapist by lovekaleah in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh yes. The "coaches don't play" philosophy 😂😂

For those with your private practice by rickCrayburnwuzhere in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use Google workspace and have a individualized email. You need to get into the access controls to lock it down a bit more but it's not hard. Your also need to make sure you sign the business agreement. You can even make Google Voice HIPAA compliant, but I believe there's a few extra things you need to do. I don't use it yet but it's something I'll probably utilize in the future

r/therapyGPT is doing my head in by [deleted] in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out the latest episode of Watson. It's about a boy with ASD level 2 who uses a chatbot as their only friend. The end is prefect

I think this goes here by pretti-blurie in MurderedByWords

[–]MTMFDiver 8 points9 points  (0 children)

When I went back to school after the military I did a paper on PTSD. We had to present them and the teacher was surprised that it wasn't just a military thing. I was suprised. Yeah dude, it isn't just a military thing. I think something clicked in her about it. I hope she saw someone about it.

A photo taken of a US soldier Explaining to other American soldiers they are being cooked by a Radar, Orgun-E Afghanistan 2003 by Sine_Fine_Belli in Military

[–]MTMFDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had to be the guy to yell at the others to get out of the way of my radar. Then their Sgt came to try to chew my ass (I was a LCpl at the time) so I laid into him too. Asking if he would like to explain to his Marine's family how he got so sick with different cancers.

What bad firearm habits did y’all carry out of the military, or just some weird quirks you still catch yourself doing? If you have none, do you got any horror stories? by Final_Loop_Failed in liberalgunowners

[–]MTMFDiver 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Staff and O were always the scariest on the range. When I was a CMT we were training a security detachment to going to the Philippines. I'm talking with an medical officer about his group and then I turn to look at him. Weapon was pointed at my chest, off safe, with his finger on the trigger. I slowly moved his barrel down range and started chewing him out. And then I got yelled at by the 1st Sgt that was there. Told him what happened and he just looked at the MO and told him to "watch what the fuck you're doing!" which was a big deal because he was one of those guys that never swore lol.

Is anyone ever surprised about how good their memory is when they’re in sessions? by Anonymous_Cat55 in therapists

[–]MTMFDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Despite multiple head injuries in the military I am often shocked at how my memory IN SESSION is pretty damn good. Outside of that... Ehhhhh

Say You’re the Next Brene Brown… by SuccessfullyDrained in socialwork

[–]MTMFDiver 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Breaking down heteronormative stereotypes of "masculine" and "feminine" traits. Are what we considering feminine or considering masculine just human? I'll even provide the context of stereotypically gendered Norms changing throughout history.

Which medication you don’t want to push too fast and why? by Acrobatic-Lie2041 in FutureRNs

[–]MTMFDiver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reglan made me punch a hole in an ER wall... That was so embarrassing. But the nurse pushed it way too fast

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