Measurement-based care (MBC) is a dynamic clinical practice in which care decisions are based on patient data collected routinely throughout treatment. While MBC can be a component of almost any treatment process, it’s become especially useful in behavioral health, providing a continuous feedback loop on patient progress. The MBC practice usually begins by collecting patient-reported symptoms […]
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Aug
By Cori McMahon, Psy.D, NCCE, Vice President for Clinical Services American women often talk about gender gaps. Understandably, we want equal pay for equal work and equal opportunity for all. However, our healthcare needs are distinctly different than men’s healthcare needs, making equality a much more difficult challenge to address. When it comes to our […]
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Aug
Aug
As a fast-growing Philadelphia-based company, Tridiuum has made a positive impact in rebuilding America by elevating the efficacy of behavioral health. This month, a full-page article in Forbes and Fortune features Triduum CEO Mark Redlus describing how the company has forever changed the infrastructure of behavioral health. Redlus highlights the fact that more 7,000 clinicians […]
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Jul
In the latest edition of Digital Biomarkers, Emil Chiauzzi, Ph.D., Tridiuum Head of Research, and Paul Wicks, Ph.D., Independent Consultant at Wicks Digital Health, describe the unrealized potential of digital medicine in behavioral health. The article Beyond the Therapist’s Office: Merging Measurement-Based Care and Digital Medicine in the Real World focuses on the ways in […]
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Jul
Jul
By Cori McMahon, Psy.D, NCCE, Vice President for Clinical Services The term “self-care” has become a popular buzzword, doubling in Google searches since 2015 and dominating the $450 billion health and wellness industry. The practice of self-care has medical roots, and the term itself was coined in the 1950s to describe activities that enabled patients […]
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Jul
Jul
The national crisis of addiction and drug overdose shows little signs of improvement, and the pandemic only accelerated the trend. Increasingly, providers are regarding substance use disorder (SUD) as a chronic condition, approaching it with lifelong treatment and recovery support, but more needs to be done to help those with SUD. Recent research demonstrates a […]
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Jun
Jun
By Cori McMahon, Psy.D, NCCE, Vice President for Clinical Services More than 11 million individuals in the United States identify as LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual, and other genders and identities), and this population has a shorter life expectancy compared to the population overall. What’s just as concerning are the […]
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Jun
Jun
Pride can be a unifying force that brings people together in a positive way to achieve a goal. Pride is also a feeling that arises from self-respect. During Pride Month, the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual, and other genders and identities) community honors diversity, while also advocating for equality and […]
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May
May
By Cori McMahon, Psy.D, NCCE, Vice President for Clinical Services Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been experiencing a time where behavioral health utilization has not just increased, the number of people seeking behavioral healthcare has quadrupled. During the pandemic, approximately 4 in 10 adults in the U.S. have reported symptoms of depression […]
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May
May
May is Women’s Health Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, and many providers are renewing their efforts to meet the comprehensive physical and behavioral needs of women throughout their lives. This gender-focused attention is warranted because science tells us that women have unique factors related to their physiology and their lifestyles that should be considered when […]