Written for clinicians who deliver therapy online. Practical guidance on running better sessions, deciding when teletherapy is the right fit, and keeping a remote practice compliant.
Today, we’re thrilled to introduce Blink Session 2.0 —the most advanced, easy-to-use teletherapy platform on the market. A new platform, built from the ground up, with full support to migrate all data from Blink Session 1, or start off fresh.
Read article
What actually separates a productive telepractice session from a frustrating one, from room setup and materials prep to keeping a six-year-old engaged for a full 30 minutes.
Read article
Remote OT sounds like it should not work for a hands-on discipline. In practice it has one structural advantage no clinic can match, and some genuine limits worth naming.
Read article
No platform can make your practice HIPAA compliant on its own. Here is what the software is responsible for, what you remain responsible for, and how to tell the difference.
Read article
No-shows are the largest controllable drain on a teletherapy practice. Most of them come from a handful of fixable causes, and almost none of them are indifference.
Read article
Remote control in video conferencing was built for driving a slideshow in a boardroom, not for handing a client your keyboard. Where the vulnerability actually sits, why the risk is malware rather than your client, and why software designed for medical use leaves the feature out.
Read article
An echo is always caused by the person who cannot hear it. How noise suppression works, the two setups that defeat it most often, and the four fixes that actually end an echo mid-session.
Read article
There is no such thing as inherently HIPAA-compliant email. A single message is stored on four to eight devices and servers, and the services sold as compliant only cover mail that never leaves your own organization.
Read article
A working bibliography of telepractice research, clinician accounts, and professional-body positions, covering effectiveness studies across speech therapy, occupational therapy, ABA, and mental health, plus the journals that publish this work.
Read article