Progress Notes 101: Common Requirements Every Therapist Should Know

Are you tired of staring at a blank page, unsure of where to start with your progress notes?
Well, fear no more! In this video, Barbara, LMFT, gives you insights into all the essential plan requirements for intake and progress notes. Whether you're an in-network or out-of-network provider, this video is a must-watch to elevate your notetaking game!
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[@TogetherWell]

Thank you, Barbara, for this incredibly helpful video on progress notes! Your clear insights into the essential plan requirements for intake and progress notes are just what I needed to get started. Whether for in-network or out-of-network providers, your tips are invaluable. This is a must or anyone looking to improve their note taking skills. Great job simplifying what can often feel like a daunting task!

[@sanjanavarma2188]

Hi I have a question
For subjective and objective complaints body part mentioned are spine and right shoulder
However for intervention performed
for hot moist pack and EMS spine is mentioned and
for therapeutic exercise and neuro muscular education just time is provided so will we consider that for right shoulder based on subjective and objective complaints???