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Documentation is one of the most time consuming parts of psychiatric care. For many PMHNPs and therapists, long evenings spent finishing notes can make the job feel overwhelming even if they love their clinical work. It makes sense that more clinicians are exploring AI to help with charting. There is a real problem though. Many AI tools are expensive, rigid, and produce notes that still sound robotic. Most of them require editing that defeats the purpose. Many providers also

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday clinical workflows, including psychiatric documentation. Many psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners are curious about using AI to reduce charting time, but hesitate due to concerns about compliance, accuracy, and professional risk. Those concerns are valid. AI can either be a powerful tool for PMHNPs or a liability, depending entirely on how it is used. Why PMHNPs Are Right to Be Cautious About AI Charting P

Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners are under more pressure than ever to see higher volumes of patients while maintaining clean, defensible documentation. Between productivity expectations, billing audits, prior authorizations, and patient complexity, charting often becomes the most exhausting part of the job. Many PMHNPs are now looking at artificial intelligence tools as a way to reduce documentation time. The problem is that most AI charting solutions either over

For many adults in Washington, social anxiety shows up in places that others might not notice. Talking to coworkers, asking a question in a group, entering a room full of people, or even making a simple appointment can feel overwhelming. When anxiety is tied to social situations, reaching out for help can feel like the hardest step. Telepsychiatry can make that step easier. Meeting with a psychiatric provider through a secure video visit removes a lot of the pressure that com

Many adults in Washington struggle with anxiety that is specific to social situations or performance based situations. This can include public speaking, interviews, video meetings, work presentations, interacting in groups, or even one on one conversations where you worry about how you are being perceived. Social or performance anxiety is not a personal flaw. It is not a problem with willpower. It is a predictable pattern of fear that can be improved with the right combinatio

This blog explains the process for booking a same day telepsychiatry appointment