In this insightful, entertaining book, you will learn: 1. To feel respected, you must STAND UP for your experience. 2. To feel loved, you must be FOUND OUT and accepted for who you are. 3. This is called EMBRACING CONFLICT. 4. This creates a marriage that WORKS.

Embracing Conflict: The Soul of Your Working Marriage

LMFT

Eugene J. Webb

Self

This book is written in the form of a personal letter to you. It gently expresses that the ability to do what you want is already within you. In a clever manner James helps you figure out what you want and how to talk yourself into it. It is very positive, enjoyable and relaxing to read. Understanding that self -esteem is the realization and recognition of the goodness and beauty that is already within us just by the very nature of being a human being. The ability to be enlightened is already within us. This book will help you see the greatness that is already within yourself along with an understanding of how to bring it out and shine. Opening up to what you do want instead of focusing on what you do not want. It is the intention of James that this book opens you up in ways that no other experience has. This book draws from a flavor of Christianity, Taoism, Western Psychology and Buddhism. All of that in an 82 page letter to seemingly personalized to you.

I Already Am What I Want: A Letter to You from Me

James J. Sanders

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lumpkin & Bunkers Pub Co

The HEAR Process, The Secret to Healing, Hope, and Peace in Relationships

Self-Help

LCSW

Deborah Moncrief

Relationships

Relationship Resource Publishing

Strengthening Recovery Through Strengthening Marriage

Dr. Kevin B. Skinner

Geof Steurer

K Skinner Corp.

"It's Heart Work: Being The Village That Raises A Child" is a memoir in which "Ms. Evelyn" shares the joys and pains of counseling, mentoring, parenting,and caring for youth impacted by the circumstances of separation from their biological parents. Her experiences and insights will provide a different perspective and understanding of the mind and "heart set" that underlies the sense of indifference, resistance, anger, and/or rejection they may experience from the children/youth they are reaching out to. She, and some of the youth (now adults) she's worked with, share some of the ways in which she was able to make heart connections which helped them to embrace and channel their pain into dreams; as well as the struggles she endured in loving the sons she brought into her heart and her home. Readers will be able to identify, validate, and learn how to take care of their own emotions and well-being, and not lose their minds or selves in the process of trying to "be the village" that raises a child and loves them through.

It's Heart Work: Being The Village That Raises A Child

Evelyn L. Polk

HEART Talk Productions

Whether you've just thought about accepting insurance, you already are a provider for some plans, or would rather sell your soul than work with insurance, this amusing and easy-to-read manual is the guide every counselor or therapist in private practice should have to understanding the ins and outs of the insurance world. You will use this practical guide again and again as a quick reference. Using a case-example, it takes you step-by-step through every detail of working with a client's insurance. You will learn invaluable tips and tricks, such as how to join insurance networks (even if they say they are full), how to get claims paid quickly and easily, how to avoid the most frequent and costly claims mistakes that lead to denials, as well as 13 common practices that are actually insurance fraud. The book is full of worksheets and sample forms you can use in your practice, such as one with the 12 essential questions to ask when checking coverage, a sample invoice/superbill, sample appeal letter, authorization/payment tracker, self-pay agreement, and a sample completed claim form with line by line instructions. Other topics covered include the pros and cons as well as the myths and realities of working with insurance, getting raises, whether you have to become a HIPAA entity (hint: you don't), parity laws, health care reform, the secret to getting more sessions approved, how to appeal claim denials, and addressing confidentiality concerns. Now in it's third edition, this recently updated version of the original book is applicable to therapists in all states.

Navigating the Insurance Maze: The Therapist's Complete Guide to Working With Insurance -- And Whether You Should (THIRD EDITION, 2011)

Barbara C. Griswold

Psychology & Counseling

Paper Street Press

Whether you've just thought about accepting insurance, you already are a provider for some plans, or would rather sell your soul than work with insurance, this amusing and easy-to-read manual is the guide every counselor or therapist in private practice should have to understanding the ins and outs of the insurance world. Even if you never sign a contract with an insurance plan, you will use this practical guide again and again as a quick reference. Using a case-example, it takes you step-by-step through every detail of working with a client's insurance. You will learn invaluable tips and tricks, such as how to join insurance networks (even if they say they are full), how to get claims paid quickly and easily, how to avoid the most frequent and costly claims mistakes that lead to denials, what to say to plans so that you can get treatment requests approved, as well as 13 common practices that are actually insurance fraud. The book is full of worksheets and sample forms you can use in your practice, such as one with the 11 essential questions to ask when checking coverage, a sample invoice/superbill, sample appeal letter, authorization/payment tracker, private-pay agreement, and a sample completed claim form with line by line instructions. Other topics covered include the pros and cons as well as the myths and realities of working with insurance, getting raises, whether you have to become a HIPAA entity (you don't), parity laws, health care reform, the secret to getting more sessions approved, how to appeal claim denials, and addressing confidentiality concerns. Now in it's fourth edition, version of the original book is applicable to therapists in all states. Previous editions of this book received excellent reviews on Amazon, averaging 5 star ratings

Navigating the Insurance Maze: The Therapist's Complete Guide to Working With Insurance (FOURTH EDITION, 2013)

Barbara Griswold

If you're a psychotherapist and don't accept insurance, you re losing clients who need to use their health benefits. Whether you've thought about accepting insurance, you work with a few plans, or just need help understanding how to deal with your client's insurance plans, this is a must-have reference for therapists nationwide. Even if you just give clients an invoice to submit to their health plan, there is much you need to know about what this can mean for you and your clients. This easy-to-read manual will teach you what EVERY therapist needs to know about insurance, and serve as your essential reference, answering all your questions about working with employee assistance, managed care, and traditional insurance plans. Topics include: * How to join plans -- even if they say they're full * Keeping the new client -- even if you are not on their plan * Getting paid: Insider tips for avoiding denials * The secret to getting more sessions approved * Is it possible to get raises? * Healthcare reform, parity &amp; HIPAA * Will your treatment be micro-managed? * Complete instructions for the CMS-1500 claim form * 12 crucial questions to ask when checking insurance * 13 common practices that could cost you your license * How to successfully appeal denials * Is taking insurance right for you? Using a case example, this manual takes you through every detail of working with a client's coverage. You ll get line-by-line instructions for claim forms, and useful sample forms including a sample claim form, invoice/superbill, payment tracker, appeal letter, and form to use when checking benefits.

Navigating the Insurance Maze: The Therapist's Complete Guide to Working With Insurance (2014 - FIFTH EDITION)

Mental Health

A MUST-HAVE REFERENCE FOR ALL PSYCHOTHERAPISTS! NEWLY UPDATED AS OF OCTOBER 2015 WITH ICD-10 EXAMPLES, AND APPLICABLE NATIONWIDE! Whether you've thought about accepting insurance, or just want to understanding how to deal with your client's insurance plans, this book is for you. Even if you just give clients an invoice to submit to their health plan, there is much you need to know about what this can mean for you and your clients. With all the recent changes in the insurance field, it is hard to keep up. This easy-to-read manual will teach you what EVERY therapist needs to know about insurance, answering all your questions about working with employee assistance and private insurance plans. Topics include: * The new ICD-10 diagnoses and what you need to know to avoid denials * How to join plans -- even if they say they're full * Keeping the new client -- even if you are not on their plan * Getting paid: Insider tips for avoiding denials * The secret to getting more sessions approved * Is it possible to get raises? * Healthcare reform, parity and HIPAA * Will your treatment be micro-managed? * Complete instructions for the CMS-1500 claim form * 13 crucial questions to ask when checking insurance * 13 common practices that could cost you your license * How to successfully appeal denials * Is taking insurance right for you? Using a case example, this manual takes you through every detail of working with a client's coverage. You ll get line-by-line instructions for claim forms, and useful sample forms including a sample claim form, invoice/superbill, payment tracker, appeal letter, and form to use when checking benefits. REVIEWS: "I bought an earlier edition of this book when starting my practice 2 years ago. Since then with Barbara's guidance I've received 141 new clients. It also helped me win over $1000 of claims that had been denied." -- Dr Linda Koch "This is a great book. It is the GPS therapists need for navigating the insurance maze." --Jeffrey Zeig, PhD.

Navigating the Insurance Maze: The Therapist's Complete Guide to Working With Insurance -- And Whether You Should (2015 SIXTH EDITION)

If you're a psychotherapist and don't accept insurance, you re losing clients who need to use their health benefits. Whether you've thought about accepting insurance, you work with a few plans, or would rather sell your soul than join an insurance network, this is a must-have reference. Even if you just give clients an invoice to submit to their health plan, there is much you need to know about what this can mean for you and your clients. This easy-to-read manual will teach you what EVERY therapist needs to know about insurance, and serve as your essential reference, answering all your questions about working with employee assistance, managed care, and traditional insurance plans. Topics include: 1) How to join plans -- even if they are full 2) Getting paid: Insider tips for avoiding denials 3) The secret to getting more sessions approved 4) Is it possible to get raises? 5) The most common mistake many therapists make 6) Will your treatment be micro-managed? 7) Keeping the new client even if you aren t on his plan 8) Complete instructions for the CMS-1500 claim form 9) 13 crucial questions to ask when checking insurance 10) 13 common billing practices that are actually fraud 11) How to successfully appeal denials 12) Is taking insurance right for you? Using a case example, this manual takes you through every detail of working with a client's coverage. You ll get line-by-line instructions for claim forms, and useful sample forms including a sample claim form, invoice/superbill, payment tracker, appeal letter, and form to use when checking benefits.

Navigating the Insurance Maze: The Therapist's Complete Guide to Working with Insurance - And Whether You Should SEVENTH EDITION

Barbara Griswold, LMFT

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