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The switch to virtual telehealth visits brought challenges many mental health professionals didn’t anticipate. This article will discuss nine professionalism best practices for mental health providers using telehealth. Following these will make sure you can offer the best care to your clients both in person and online.
Just because you are a mental health provider doesn’t mean you don’t struggle with spending time alone. Some evidence suggests that spending time alone and focusing on self-care can have long-term benefits for your well-being.
For most healthcare providers, their profession is a labor of love — they’re dedicated to providing quality care and ensuring everyone’s needs are met. What many fail to realize, however, is that if they don’t take care of themselves with adequate sleep and restorative moments away from work, eventually, the stress will catch up to them.
