Achieving excellence in practice involves close attention to what is working and what is not.

A well-established principle of best practice requires attention to client feedback. Our psychologists will seek feedback at the end of each session to look for areas that future therapy sessions can be improved. This evidence-based reporting builds excellence in practice.

 

We also track your progress each session. If therapy is not progressing as hoped, your therapist will work with you to explain options for achieving your goals.

We are then able to continue with more certainty on a particular treatment pathway, or change directions to improve the outcome.  My Psych Clinic practitioners will also seek peer review when therapy is not meeting expectations.

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Every quarter My Psych Clinic aggregates its data to measure the practice’s overall effectiveness. We set specific self-development goals for our therapists and support them with continuous professional development to encourage ongoing learning.