Is Your Patient Seeing a Therapist — or an AI? The Healthcare Policy Battle Nobody Can Ignore
Her name was Emilie. She said she was a doctor of psychiatry, licensed in Pennsylvania, and she gave patients a…
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A Colleague’s Take on “Stop Pathologizing Ordinary Life”
If you haven’t seen Clay Routledge’s July 26 op-ed in the New York Times yet, chances are a partner in…
Humor and Hope Aren’t Just Coping Tips. They’re Clinical Tools With Real Limits.
A recent Psychology Today post by resilience researcher Robyne Hanley-Dafoe makes the case that humor and hope belong in everyday…
Self-Compassion Is Doing More Clinical Work in Psychedelic Therapy Than It Gets Credit For
Most clinicians training in psychedelic-assisted therapy focus first on protocol: dosing windows, screening criteria, the mechanics of preparation and integration…
Don’t Let Summer Slip By: A Working Physician’s Guide to Actually Enjoying It
You spent the winter managing prior auth appeals, the spring reading OIG enforcement updates, and now it’s June. Here is…
Five Dreamy Summer 2026 Getaways
For New York’s doctors, clinicians, and healthcare professionals By Elena Pak, Credentialing Department, WCH Summer 2026 feels like an invitation…
Prescribing Stillness: What the Social Media Detox Evidence Means for Healthcare Providers
By Oksana Pokoyeva, Billing Department, WCH A new study, a landmark courtroom verdict, and a fast-moving legal docket converged in…
Containment as a Clinical Skill: Managing Diffuse Affect in Patients
In clinical practice, not all emotions present as discrete, identifiable states. While some patients can name and process specific feelings—grief,…
How American ISPs Can Stay Grounded in an Age of Global Uncertainty
The ground beneath the broadband industry has never felt less stable. BEAD funding timelines keep shifting. Tariffs threaten equipment costs.…
Beyond Willpower: What the Latest Science Means for Your Addiction Treatment Practice
By Oksana Pokoyeva, Billing Department, WCH The conversation around addiction treatment is shifting — and the pace of that shift…