RipsyTech

Sit and Stay: Run a Successful Mental Health Practice

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Sit and Stay is a podcast by RipsyTech, offering a seat at the table with our founder and CEO, Dr. Tom Tarshis, alongside product manager, Parker Anderson. Sit and stay with us as we dive into the heart of mental health practice management and explore the essentials of launching and nurturing a successful practice.

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RipsyTech

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Business

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ripsytech.com

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

Scribe Services in Mental Health: Benefits, Challenges, and the Future of AI 31.10.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, hosts Parker Anderson and Dr. Tom Tarshis explore the evolving role of scribe services in mental health care. They delve into the transition from traditional human scribes to AI-powered transcription tools, discussing how these technologies impact patient-provider interactions, privacy concerns, and the overall quality of care. The conversation highligh...

AACAP 2024: Why Mental Health Providers Should Attend Conferences 24.10.2024

In this special episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, recorded live from AACAP 2024, we discuss the benefits of attending conferences as a mental health provider and how having a booth can enhance your practice. Learn how conferences help with networking, recruiting, and staying on top of industry trends. We also share insights from our own experiences at the event, including key takeaways on AI no...

Marketing Your Mental Health Practice: Strategies for Success 16.10.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, hosts Parker Anderson and Dr. Tom Tarshis delve into the essentials of marketing a mental health practice. They discuss building a strong brand identity, creating a user-friendly website, leveraging social media, and managing online reviews. Whether you're a solo practitioner or part of a larger clinic, this episode offers valuable insights and practica...

1099 vs W-2: Which Employment Type is Best for Mental Health Providers? 09.10.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, hosts Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis discuss the key differences between contract work and W-2 employment in the mental health field. They explore legal definitions, tax implications, benefits, and protections associated with each employment type. Whether you're a mental health professional or a practice owner, this episode offers valuable insights...

Choosing a Specialty as a Mental Health Provider 02.10.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, we explore the path to developing a specialization as a mental health provider. Whether you're interested in focusing on a specific diagnosis, patient population, or treatment method, this episode offers insights into the various ways to specialize, the pros and cons of doing so, and how specialization can shape your career. Join hosts Parker Anderson a...

Navigating Self-Disclosure in Therapy to Build Better Patient Relationships 25.09.2024

In this episode, we take a deeper look at the practice of self-disclosure in therapy. How much should patients know about their therapist? Join RipsyTech CEO Dr. Tom Tarshis and Product Manager Parker Anderson as they discuss the evolving perspectives on self-disclosure in the behavioral health field, the impact of social media and modern technology, and how striking the right balance between open...

Special Guest: Cynthia Henrie of LA Therapy Network 18.09.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we talk with Cynthia Henrie (Cindie), a licensed marriage and family therapist, board certified expert in the treatment of traumatic stress, and the founder of Los Angeles Therapy Network (LATN). With over 30 years of experience, Cindie specializes in trauma treatment, offering care for sexual trauma survivors, dissociative disorders, and the LGBTQIA+ c...

How to Set Up an Effective Intake Series 11.09.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, we dive into the essential steps of setting up an intake series for your mental health practice. Parker Anderson and Dr. Tom Tarshis discuss the ideal intake process, covering everything from meeting with caregivers and patients to the logistical differences between intake assessments for minors and adults. They also share insights on how to address com...

Managing Minor Patients and Custody Disputes 04.09.2024

In this episode of the "Sit and Stay" podcast, hosts Parker Anderson and Dr. Thomas Tarshis delve into the complexities of managing minor patients in mental health care, with a focus on navigating custody issues. They explore key legal considerations, discuss best practices for treatment when parents disagree, and share insights on handling ethical dilemmas that often arise in these chal...

Tools for Measurement-Based Care (Part 2 of 2) 28.08.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, we continue our in-depth discussion on Measurement-Based Care (MBC). Building on the foundation laid in the previous episode, Parker Anderson and Dr. Tom Tarshis explore specific tools and strategies that mental health providers can implement to enhance patient outcomes. They cover the practical aspects of integrating MBC into clinical practice, includi...

Special Guest: Julia Maestas of Walk It Out Therapy 21.08.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we are joined by Julia Maestas, a licensed marriage and family therapist and the founder of Walk It Out Therapy. Julia shares her journey from a career in public relations to becoming a therapist who integrates movement into her practice. At Walk It Out Therapy, Julia combines the therapeutic power of walking with talk therapy, offering a unique and inv...

The Power of Measurement-Based Care (Part 1 of 2) 14.08.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis dive into the importance of measurement-based care in mental health practices. They discuss how tracking patient outcomes can revolutionize treatment effectiveness, improve patient engagement, and streamline the care process. Learn about the challenges of implementing measurement-based care, the role of technology, and...

Balancing Therapy and Medication Management as a Psychiatrist 07.08.2024

Performing therapy as a psychiatrist can be both rewarding and challenging. In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis explore the benefits and financial implications of integrating therapy sessions with medication management in psychiatric practice. They discuss the nuances of balancing patient care with the business side of mental health, and how psychiatrist...

Special Guest: Dr. David Grunwald of DIA Health 31.07.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we are joined by Dr. David Grunwald, a child psychiatrist and founder of Dia Health (dia.health). Dr. Grunwald, who has an impressive background with training from Yale and Stanford, shares his passion for improving access to quality mental health care for commercially insured individuals. He discusses his journey from private practice to entrepreneursh...

Taking Guilt-Free Vacations as a Mental Health Provider 17.07.2024

Balancing patient care with personal time off can be challenging for mental health providers. In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis discuss the importance of taking vacations and how to manage time off effectively as a clinician.

Best Practices for Communicating With Patients Outside of Sessions 10.07.2024

Are you looking to enhance your communication skills with patients? In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we delve into the best practices for patient communication both during and outside of therapy sessions. Join Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis as they explore various communication methods, including phone calls, emails, and text messaging, and discuss their effectiveness in different...

How to Write Compliant Office Policies for a Mental Health Practice 03.07.2024

Explore the fundamentals of creating and implementing effective office policies tailored for mental health practices in our latest podcast episode. We dive into the essential policies every practice should establish, such as HIPAA compliance, emergency procedures, and therapeutic engagement, and discuss how these guidelines impact daily operations and compliance with healthcare regulations. Learn...

Navigating Group Practice Culture and Transitioning to Private Practice (Part 2 of 2) 26.06.2024

Considering joining a group practice or thinking about transitioning to your own private practice? In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we explore what to look for in a group practice's culture, support, and operational setup. Discover the role of collaboration and peer support in a group setting and how it compares to the independence of a private practice. We'll also discuss the implicat...

Private Practice vs. Group Practice: Pros, Cons, and Financial Implications (Part 1 of 2) 20.06.2024

Are you torn between starting a private practice and joining a group practice? In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we dive deep into the advantages and challenges of each path. Learn about the differences in autonomy, control, and financial implications, including potential earnings and overhead management. We'll also help you assess your personal goals and professional aspirations to mak...

Special Guest: Dr. Steve Khachi of Mind Study Center 13.06.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Steve Khachi, a renowned Stanford-trained psychiatrist and founder of the Mind Study Center in Pasadena, California. Dr. Khachi shares his extensive knowledge on integrating evidence-based care in psychiatry, discussing his expertise in psychopharmacology and various therapeutic techniques. Tune in to learn about the latest advancem...

Overcoming Payment Collection Challenges in Private Practice 05.06.2024

In this episode of the Sit and Stay Podcast, we tackle the common challenges therapists face when collecting payments from clients. Discover effective strategies to streamline your payment process and maintain a healthy therapeutic relationship with your clients.

Reducing Cancellations & No-Shows at Your Mental Health Practice 29.05.2024

This week, we tackle the issue of cancellations and no-shows in mental health practices. Learn effective strategies to minimize disruptions, enhance efficiency, and maintain positive patient relationships. Sit and Stay is presented by RipsyTech, an electronic health record company committed to addressing the mental health crisis in the United States.

Proven Marketing Strategies for Building a Strong Client Base 22.05.2024

Dr. Tom Tarshis and Parker Anderson discuss effective ways for mental health providers to attract and retain clients. Book a free demo or business consultation: https://www.ripsytech.com/demo

How to Ace Insurance Negotiations for Your Practice 15.05.2024

This week's episode is all about mastering insurance negotiations for mental health providers. Join us as we dive into the essential strategies for securing in-network contracts, exploring how effective negotiations can boost patient access and enhance your practice's financial health.

In-Network vs. Out-of-Network: Choosing the Right Insurance Strategy for You 08.05.2024

This week's all about insurance! Join us as we break down the pros and cons of being in-network versus out-of-network for your healthcare practice, exploring how each option impacts your finances and operations. Sit and Stay is presented by RipsyTech, an electronic health record company committed to addressing the mental health crisis in the United States.

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