The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic revolutionized the mental health industry. Telehealth became the primary means of mental health care and recovery. The industry learned that Telehealth means better access to care, and more time with the people we love doing the things we love.

And yet, more than ever in the field of mental health, we’re witnessing therapist struggling to maintain their roster of patients, overwhelmed by the complications involved in navigating insurance companies and complex clinical presentations, a balancing act of demands that bleeds into the patient/therapist relationship. Most alarmingly, the majority of the patients who come through our doors have been in therapy for years and have spent thousands of dollars “just talking” to someone about their feelings – never resulting in any actual change. They tell us they need to do something different.