Talkiatry

⛳  2 weeks to go! Our Pittsburgh mini-golf night is fast approaching, and we’d love to see you there. Join us for a relaxed evening to connect with fellow residents, hear directly from Talkiatry clinicians, and learn more about our practice! 🔹 Mini-golf 🔹Light bites 🔹Open conversation 📍 The Puttery, Pittsburgh  📅 August 13 | 6–9 pm  🔗 RSVP now: https://lnkd.in/eUMn_dgx

At Talkiatry, we believe our clinicians' time is best spent on what truly matters - providing high-quality, meaningful mental healthcare. That’s why we offer a dedicated support team that tackles the administrative workload. Our Patient Care Coordinator team handles tasks like scheduling, billing, and record management, so clinicians can spend less time on paperwork and logistics, and more time connecting with their patients. Here’s what a few of our clinicians had to say about the impact of this support.

Connect with Talkiatry: An Evening for Psychiatry Residents & Fellows in Pittsburgh We're teeing off in the Steel City! 🏌️♀️ Join us on Wednesday, August 13, for a fun and insightful evening designed just for psychiatry residents and fellows. This exclusive in-person event is your chance to: 🔹 Network with fellow residents & Talkiatry psychiatrists 🔹 Explore new career paths in outpatient psychiatry 🔹 Learn how we're transforming mental healthcare 🔹 Enjoy mini-golf and light bites at The Puttery 📍 The Puttery, 1415 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA  🗓️ Wednesday, August 13th | 6–9pm 🔗 RSVP now to reserve your spot (and feel free to invite a friend—just make sure they RSVP too!): https://lnkd.in/eUMn_dgx

Self-care is not a luxury. It serves as a foundation for mental wellness. At Talkiatry, we believe that prioritizing self-care is an essential part of managing your mental health. National Self-Care Day reminds us that taking care of ourselves, in whatever way we can, is a powerful step toward healing, stability, and joy. Many of our clinicians support patients in building sustainable self-care routines, from managing anxiety and depression to navigating burnout. And internally, we're continually creating systems that support our teams in doing the same.

Our clinicians gathered for a fun and relaxed virtual snack break, sharing laughs, favorite treats, and casual conversation. These are the kind of gatherings that help our team unwind, connect, and get to know their colleagues. We appreciate each and everyone of you and all the hard work you do! Ready to join a thriving peer community? Explore open roles → talkiatry.care/4dHsau6 

At Talkiatry, we believe that accessible, high-quality mental health care shouldn’t come at the cost of clinician well-being. That’s why we’ve built a model that handles administrative burdens, allowing our psychiatrists to focus on what they do best: providing exceptional care. Our patients see the difference. Our clinicians feel the difference. And together, we’re setting a new standard for psychiatry. Learn more here → https://prn.to/4jb8fVH

At Talkiatry, we’re building a better way to access high-quality mental health care powered by empathy, expertise, and innovation. Learn who we are, what we do, and why it matters: https://www.talkiatry.com/

Meet Brittney Colf, LMHC! Staff Licensed Mental Health Counselor Home city/state: Canandaigua, NY Markets served: NY and PA Conditions treated: Talk Therapy What is your favorite part about being a therapist? The privilege of taking a journey with someone through their own unique path—seeing clients learn and grow, and experiencing my own growth alongside them. The excitement that can come during breakthrough moments, and the safe space that can be created for the hard times.    What is your proudest professional accomplishment? Being trained in EMDR therapy and witnessing the amazing results that come from it has been incredibly rewarding. Watching people get their lives back as they heal from significant complex trauma—sometimes even reaching a place of peace and healing they've never experienced before—is truly powerful.   What is your favorite hobby? I live on a cattle farm and have horses, and spending time riding and caring for my animals brings me so much joy. I also grew up as an avid swimmer, so whenever summer rolls around, I jump at any chance to swim in the local lake!   Tell us a fun fact about yourself. I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials for swimming. I competed in four events alongside some of the fastest swimmers in the world. It was an incredible and humbling experience that I’ll never forget. View Profile: https://lnkd.in/ep5zUrxE

Disability Pride Month is a powerful reminder that accessibility is a baseline. Disability is a part of the human experience. It is something to understand and support. Many of our clinicians specialize in caring for patients who identify as having a disability, and we're continuously building systems that meet people where they are.

In the wake of the devastating floods impacting Central Texas, our hearts are with every individual, family, and community facing displacement, disruption, and loss. Natural disasters threaten physical safety and take a toll on mental health. For many, events like these can trigger heightened anxiety, depression, trauma responses, or grief. The impact is especially acute for those already navigating behavioral health challenges.