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Here, we delve into a variety of topics designed to enhance your experience with Owl Practice. Discover expert advice on navigating Owl Practice’s features, optimizing workflows, and leveraging advanced tools to boost productivity and client satisfaction. Our aim is to empower mental health practitioners with the knowledge and strategies needed to thrive in their practice.

How Owl Practice Helps Students & New Grads

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As a student, you have the advantage of accessing all of the resources and systems available to you at school. From online portals for your scheduling needs to having quiet places to work/study to the help of your professors, the foundations for academic success are always in place. One of the most exciting things about graduating and starting your professional career is that you get to be completely autonomous. It’s

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The Importance of CMHA Mental Health Week

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How can we create a society where mental illness is taken just as seriously as a physical illness? One of the best ways to accomplish this is to help end the discrimination, stigma, and shame surrounding mental illness by raising awareness. In fact, awareness is one of the most important tools we have in the fight against mental illness. Back in 1951, when the first ever Mental Health Week began

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Reflections on the Day of Silence

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In 1996, a group of students at the University of Virginia did a remarkable thing. Assigned a class project on nonviolence, they founded the Day of Silence, a day supporting the LGBTQ community. On this day, they protested the bullying and harassment of LGBTQ students by taking a vow of silence. Throughout the day, the students would hand out “speaking cards” that would explain why they were protesting in silence:

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Productivity: How Doing Less Actually Accomplishes More

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Do you get anxiety every time you look at your to-do list? One of the realities of being a professional, especially a mental health professional, is that there’s always more to do. This constant, non-stop workload can take a toll on your own mental health, resulting in being less, and not more, productive. In other words, by trying to do too much, you’re actually able to do less. So, what’s

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The Connection Between Sleep & Mental Health

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Do you ever stare at the ceiling for hours trying to fall asleep? Do you sometimes lay in bed struggling to fall asleep as your mind races? Or maybe you have trouble staying asleep and constantly wake up multiple times in the middle of the night? If this sounds like something you’ve experienced, chances are that you’ve had some form of insomnia. The word insomnia has become synonymous with having

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Therapists: Is It Time to Clear the Clutter?

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Does everything at your practice spark joy? We bet there’s lots of “stuff” in your office that don’t actually need. You could get rid of it and you wouldn’t miss it at all. Clutter has a way of building up so slowly that you don’t even realize it until you’re knee deep in old office supplies and ancient documents. Thankfully, springtime is here, and you know what that means? Spring

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Preparing for March Break – Owl Practice Has You Covered!

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Do you remember the excitement of March Break when you were a kid? You got through two long months of winter to finally arrive at what you’d been desperate for: a break! Whether it was a vacation with your parents, lounging around watching TV, or hanging out with friends, March Break was something to celebrate. Then you grew up. Now, if you have kids, March Break might even feel like

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Beating the Winter Blues: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

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Do you ever feel down during the deep, dark days of winter? Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is a well-known depressive disorder that affects millions of people every winter. Originally described and named by psychiatrist Norman E. Rosenthal in 1984, the media has massively popularized the concept over the last 20 years, turning it into a cultural meme. Today, it seems like any drop in mood during the winter months

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