About Find Empathy - Mental Health Continuing Education
A continuing education (CE) podcast for psychologists and therapists who work (or want to work) with health populations. We teach you how to care for your patients' mental health amid serious or complex medical problems.
Listen to engaging interviews with patients, internationally renowned researchers, and skilled clinicians. Learn about specific medical diagnoses and ways of adapting traditional mental health methods to medical populations.
To obtain your CE certificate, simply click on the course link in the show notes, or visit our website, and complete the tasks on the course page.
Want to learn more? Visit https://findempathy.com/learn/.
31. Diabetes, Disability, and Mental Health - Allyson S. Hughes, PhD
Dr. Allyson Hughes shares her expertise and personal experience living with Type 1 diabetes to explore diabetes distress, mental health complications, and the critical need for accessible diabetes care for individuals with visual impairments. Discover practical strategies for supporting patients navigating the complex intersection of diabetes and disability.
Course Materials and CE certificate referenced in this video are available at: https://learn.findempathy.com/products/courses/diabetes-disability-mentalhealth
More CE Courses: https://learn.findempathy.com/
About Us: Find Empathy creates educational content for mental health professionals, with a focus on technology-enabled practice, PSYPACT-related issues, rehabilitation psychology, and chronic illness. All course content is available to watch or listen for free via YouTube and the Find Empathy Podcast. CE credit is optional for those who need it.
Helpful Links:
DIABETES TECHNOLOGY• Dexcom Continuous Glucose Monitor: Continuous glucose monitoring system that displays real-time blood sugar readings every 5 minutes on smartphone or receiver https://www.dexcom.com
PATIENT RESOURCES• Juicebox Podcast: Top diabetes podcast featuring expert clinicians and practical diabetes management advice, hosted by parent of child with Type 1 https://www.juiceboxpodcast.com/ • Accessible Pharmacy: Pharmacy service offering Braille labels, accessible packaging, and app-based prescription reading for blind customers https://accessiblepharmacy.com/
APPS/TECHNOLOGY• Be My Eyes App: Free mobile app connecting blind and low vision users with sighted volunteers for visual assistance tasks https://www.bemyeyes.com/ • Aira Visual Assistance Service: Paid professional visual assistance service for blind and low vision individuals (subscription-based) https://aira.io/ • VoiceOver (Apple): Built-in screen reader for Apple devices, essential accessibility tool for blind diabetes patients https://www.apple.com/accessibility/voiceover/
ORGANIZATIONS• National Federation of the Blind - Diabetes Action Network: Support network within NFB specifically for blind individuals with diabetes, offering education and peer support https://nfb.org/about-us/divisions-committees-and-groups/divisions/diabetes-action-network • American Council of the Blind - Diabetes Resources: ACB resources and listservs for blind individuals managing diabetes, including device accessibility reviews https://www.acb.org/acb-diabetics-action • Ohio University Diabetes Institute: Research institute focused on diabetes care in underserved rural Appalachian communities https://www.ohio.edu/medicine/di • Prevent Blindness: National advocacy organization for vision health and blindness prevention, including diabetes-related eye disease https://preventblindness.org/
PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES• American Diabetes Association - Mental Health Provider Directory: Directory of diabetes-specialized therapists and mental health professionals
17 Nov 2025
30. PSYPACT Your Top Questions Answered
This video provides a detailed walkthrough of the most common questions psychologists have about PSYPACT. The content comes from real provider questions I’ve gathered over the past year and is designed to help you understand how PSYPACT functions in day-to-day clinical practice.
This video covers:
Clear definitions of E.Passport, APIT, and TAP
How PSYPACT jurisdiction works (home state, receiving state, distant state)
What laws apply when you and your patient are in different states
How to apply for or renew your E.Passport and APIT
CE requirements related to technology and telepsychology
Documentation expectations, including location, consent, and emergency planning
Temporary in-person practice rules and TAP day limits
Considerations when you travel or when patients travel
Common logistical questions psychologists run into during application or renewal
You’ll also find guidance on where to locate up-to-date PSYPACT rules, how to connect with PSYPACT staff, and how to use directories to help clients find authorized providers. You can also get CE's for watching this webinar.
Course Materials, full slide deck, links, resources, and CE certificate referenced in this video are available at: https://learn.findempathy.com/courses/PSYPACT_top_questions_answered
More PSYPACT Courses: https://learn.findempathy.com/collections/psypact
About Find Empathy Find Empathy creates educational content for mental health professionals, with a focus on technology-enabled practice, PSYPACT-related issues, rehabilitation psychology, and chronic illness. All course content is available to watch or listen for free via YouTube and the Find Empathy Podcast. CE credit is optional for those who need it.
Helpful Links:
PSYPACT official website: https://psypact.org
ASPPB PSYPRO applications: https://psypro.org
PSYPACT Spotlight Directory: https://directory.psypact.org
Verify PSYPACT authorizations: https://verifypsypact.org
EBG Telemental Health Law Tracker: https://ebglaw.com/telehealth
28 Aug 2025
18. UPDATED - PSYPACT - Inpatient Telepsychology
CONTINUING EDUCATION
If you are a psychologist or social worker and want CE credits for listening this episode, click on this link.
To find out more about all our CE courses click here.
PODCAST SUMMARY
This episode explores how the pandemic forced an urgent shift from in-person family involvement to telehealth in ICU and rehab settings, and how those lessons continue to shape care today. Dr. Megan Hosey and Dr. Mayra Sanchez Gonzalez reflect on the barriers, breakthroughs, and lasting innovations, and share their vision for how technology can expand equitable, family-centered care in the future.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify 2 ways telepsychology can be used on inpatient or medical ICU units.
Name at least 2 reasons to be cautious about relying on only telepsychology on inpatient units.
Describe the safety, ethical, legal, and logistical considerations that should be examined and identified and problem-solved prior to initiating telepsychology as an inpatient psychologist.
Our Experts:
Megan Hosey Mastalerz, PhD - Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Mayra Lizeth Sanchez Gonzalez, PhD - Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
COST
Listening, reading, or watching the course content is free.
Pay only if you need the continuing education credits.
This course costs $20 and provides 1 CE credit
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