PracticeBrief @PracticeBrief

Helping therapy practices with marketing. Writing Practice Brief, a short weekly marketing newsletter for mental health professionals. Run by Stephen Lane PhD PracticeBrief.co Ireland Joined December 2025

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3 months ago

@pedpsychdoc Link ?

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3 months ago

@BeReasonable01 Bro, irony ?

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3 months ago

@CounsellorTutor Before, people googled things, now we ChatGPT things, it's the new reality, but I think more dangerous because people accept the generated content at face value

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3 months ago

@recovery_your So some people are not like this, what ?😅

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3 months ago

@DrAnnieHickox I'm too much of a hoarder to do this 😅

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3 months ago

@Psychiatry_Anti Proud of you 👏

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5 months ago

@DrAnnieHickox Needs a drop of milk!

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7 months ago

@GremlinIndustry @veritas_publish @scottdomes Lol

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7 months ago

@veritas_publish @scottdomes Likely true but my point stands ... taking a mechanic as an analogy, the "geniuses" aren't going to their mechanic telling them how to change their timing belt

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7 months ago

@RLewisTherapy I think a lot of "asking questions" can be disingenuous. It better to take a very specific piece of data, then falsify it if possible to add to the body of existing knowledge. "Asking questions" without bringing any new data to the table is just as bad a defending poor science.

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7 months ago

@klara_sjo What's the problem, all I see are little trucks with a big can do attitude 😅

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7 months ago

@veritas_publish @scottdomes If a person is going to a therapist they should still have a degree of trust in the treatment process and the therapist. Like we don't have "geniuses" going to the emergency room and weighing in on their treatment because the are not doctors. So why is therapy any different?

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7 months ago

@RSBowlas There's nothing stupid about it!

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7 months ago

@TheGenuineRune @rand_longevity Lol

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7 months ago

Health care marketing is a "fine-tuned art and science that creates, communicates, and delivers offerings that have value for healthcare stakeholders, including patients, physicians, the public, and payers" Celluci et al. (2014, p. 207)