Mental Health Industry

• HIIPA Training Materials (US Dept of Health & Human Services)
• The Use of Technology & HIIPA Compliance (Forbes Magazine, 3/2021)
• The Therapy App Fantasy (The Cut, 3/2021)
• Children & Trauma, .pdf (American Psychological Association, 2008)
• Helper Pocket Card: Caring for Yourself in the Face of Difficult Work (ProQOL, 2020)
• List of Therapist Directories (SimplifiedSEOConsulting)

Business Associate Agreement (BAA) Templates

• Model Business Associate Template (.pdf)—from Human & Health Services
• free from LegalTemplates
• eForms—create a state-specific BAA and enters the information for you
• Sample BAA (.pdf)—from National Association of Social Workers, July 2022

Religious Trauma 

I've provided my clients with a massive (and fascinating!) collection of scholarly research showing its effect on capitalism, business owners, marketing, and gender. However, here is a smaller collection specific to you and your colleagues:

• The Religious Trauma Institute (co-founded by Laura Anderson, LMFT, and Brian Peck, LCSW)—phenomenal webinars and trainings for y'all!
  
• QAnon's Unexpected Roots in New Age Spirituality: masculinity, faith, and the strange convergence of counterculture and hate (Washington Post, 3/21/2021)
• Cults, Mind Control, Thought Reform, and Abusive Groups: What Clinicians Should Know (S. Nelson, 2012)
• Healthy Thinking as Means of Preventive Maintenance and a Therapy for Pathological Thinking in Destructive Cults (Evgeny N . Volkov, 2007)
• Influence of a Charismatic Antisocial Cult Leader: Psychotherapy With an Ex-Cultist Prosecuted for Criminal Behavior (Lorna Goldberg, MSW, LCSW, PsyA)
• Eichel, S. K. D. (2015). Cults, Extremist Movements, and the Child Custody Evaluation: Pitfalls and Strategies. Handbook of Child Custody, 273–289. 
• Stein, A. (1997). Mothers in cults: The influence of cults on the relationship of mothers to their children. Cultic Studies Journal.
• Tourish, D. (2005). Charismatic Leadership and Corporate Cultism at Enron: The Elimination of Dissent, the Promotion of Conformity and Organizational Collapse. Leadership, 1(4), 455–480. 
• Schwartz, L. L., & Kaslow, F. W. (1979). Religious Cults, the Individual and the Family. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 5(2), 15–26. 

Handy Apps & Software

• DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria—Available for iOS & Android—This is the official DSM-5® app and it includes up-to-date access to ICD-10-CM codes, video commentary, and a lot more.
• PAR toolkit—Available for iOS & Android—This digital toolkit includes tools to help psychologists  administer standardized assessments.
• Drugs.com Medication Guide—Available for iOS & Android—The easiest way to lookup drug information, identify pills, check interactions and set up your own personal medication records.
• Depression—Available for iOS—this app includes at least 6 different scales of measurement that can make it easy to access the information needed to assess, treat, and manage your patients' depression and anxiety.
• uDictate—Available for iOS—This dictation app was designed specifically for professionals in the medical and legal fields and includes some pretty rad features.
• APA Monitor—Available for iOS & Android—Stay in-the-know about what's going on in psychology by finding all of APA's latest content here, including the Monitor on Psychology, podcasts, news and more.
• Veteran Affairs & The National Center for PTSD—they offer a suite of apps, including a very effective Insomnia Coach. I've listed many of them here.

Assessments & Inventories

I regularly add to this collection of assessments and my clients use them for many reasons (i.e. in-take, tracking progress, etc.) The ones listed below are my go-to's. They're all freely available, not connected to a sales funnel, and backed by troves of scholarly research.

• Holmes & Rahe Stress Scale—I've popped this into a Google form, so it's easy for clients to take quickly, anonymously, and get their score instantly!
• ProQOL: Professional Quality of Life Assessment—this is an excellent one for folks in helping professions to take annually 
• IAT: Implicit Association Tests—super important for those of us who care about diversity, equity, and inclusion
• MAIA: Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness—excellent for tracking progress of interoception skill-building
• ACEs Assessment: Adverse Childhood Experiences—that good ol' Kaiser Permanente study we know and love ;-)

• Lessons from Dandelions on Defiance & Social Justice featuring Kate Fontana
• How to Be a Better Ally for Social Justice featuring Dr. Joy Cox
• The Road Back to You & How The Enneagram Can Help featuring Ian Cron
• Your 3 Word Rebellion featuring Dr. Michelle Mazur
• Truth, Trauma, and Open-Handed Slaps to the Face featuring Kye Alfred Hillig
• How to Find Your Purpose in the Midst of Transition featuring Jonathan DeWaal
• Hiding Under Desks, Prioritizing Pain and Other Hard Things featuring Jessica Ribera

• How to Edit Your Writing with Powerful Authenticity featuring Karin Stevens
• How to Stand in Unshakeable Truth featuring Vicki Ambinder
• How to Be Wrong & Stay Listening featuring Andy Zook
• How to Be Everything & Never Fit In a Box featuring Emilie Wapnick
• How to Grieve Beautifully & Collaborate Generously featuring Holli Margell
• We Are Not Mere Objects: Surviving Sexual Assault featuring Sarah Jane
• At Death's Door, Fighting For Life & Loving with Your Whole Heart featuring Jake Hemming