Psycom Pro: How to Get Your Private Practice Started

with Dr. Julie Cabray and Andrew Penn

Dr. Rakesh Jain on what to expect at the 35^th annual conference.

In this Q&A, Psycom Pro Executive Editor Angie Drakulich talks to New York-based clinical psychologist and consultant Julie Kolzet, PhD, about taking a sexual history as part of an initial assessment or ongoing psychotherapy. Note: Trauma and trauma-informed care as they may relate to sexual health and/or sexual disorders are outside the scope of this article.

(January 2022, 8 minutes)

Data-Driven Psychiatry: The Future of Clinical Interactions and Decision-Making

Brigham and Women’s incoming Interventional Pain Psychiatry lead, Daniel Barron, MD, PhD, shares how quantitative measures and guided talking can reshape mental health care – sooner than we think. Plus, a preview of Dr. Barron's book: Reading Our Minds: The Rise of Big Data Psychiatry.

(Spring 2021, 22 minutes)

From building a client base to maintaining a professional social media profile, Julie Kolzet, PhD, shares strategies for rising clinical psychologists seeking to work in private practice.

Recorded March 2021 (12minutes)

A step back in time with clinical psychologist Julie Kolzet, PhD, who runs a private practice and consulting service in New York City. Here, why mentorship and networking matter.

Recorded January 2021 (13 minutes)

Featuring Trauma Expert Dr. Paula A. Madrid

Recorded October 2020 (22 minutes)