Healthcare organizations have relied on revenue cycle management (RCM) to streamline their financial operations since its inception.  RCM is a comprehensive system for managing and monitoring monetary transactions. Maximum healthcare reimbursement requires an efficient revenue cycle. Healthcare professionals must use innovative methods and provide high-quality care for better patient experiences to make clinics the best-rated. …

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Out of all the relationships you have in your life, take a moment to think about who it is that you talk to the most. You may have thought about a partner, child, parent, friend, or even a pet. One can argue that the person you speak to the most is actually yourself. From the …

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The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that approximately 3.6% of adults living in the United States were living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder within the past year. Additionally, the NIMH reported that the prevalence of PTSD was noticeably higher for women (5.2%) compared to men (1.8%). Trauma is an individualized experience that can result …

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Albert Ellis developed Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, commonly referred to as REBT, in the 1950s. REBT shares common concepts, and strategies with other humanistic therapies, however, there are a few distinct differences. As an example, Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy differs in the way that cognitive distortions are approached. Additionally, Counselors and Therapists believe that helping …

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Interpersonal Therapy, commonly referred to as IPT, was developed as a brief psychodynamic therapeutic approach by Gerald L. Klerman and Myrna M. Weissman in 1969. View all of our Interpersonal Therapy Worksheets Interpersonal Therapy recognizes the importance of childhood experiences with later distress in life. Because of this, it is believed that individuals who experience …

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Existential Therapy differs from other commonly used therapeutic approaches because it is more of a mindset or philosophy that can be applied to our work, rather than a list of specific interventions to be followed (Seligman & Reichenberg, 2010). Existential Therapy can be described as a continuation of the work done by Carl Rodgers, incorporating …

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Jeffery Young developed Schema Therapy in the 1990s to work with individuals who were living with character problems, chronic problems, and personality disorders that did not benefit from cognitive therapy (Seligman & Reichenberg, 2010). Schema Therapy combines aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt, object relations, and constructivist theories within its methods and techniques (Seligman & …

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Emotion Focused Therapy, commonly known as EFT, has roots in systematic theory, humanistic-experiential approach, and attachment theory (Seligman, L., & Reichenberg, L.W., 2010). With EFT, emotions are viewed as a vital piece of the puzzle, that is ourselves. Our emotions have the potential to be adaptive and maladaptive, based on previous experiences (Seligman& Reichenberg, 2010). …

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