Therapeutic Resources Blog
Red Flags in Therapy Job Descriptions: What They Don’t Want You to Notice
May 13, 2025
Your job search should lead to a role that not only matches your skills, but also supports your growth, well-being, and long-term career goals. But not all job listings are created equal, and some include subtle warning signs that can easily go unnoticed. At Therapeutic Resources, We’ve seen the good, the bad, and the misleading in job postings—and we’re here to help you spot the red flags before you apply. In this article, we’ll walk you through the most common red flags in therapy job descriptions and how to read between the lines to ensure your next move is the right one. Read More »
Top Interview Questions for Therapists in 2025 (and How to Answer Them)
April 25, 2025
Discover the top 7 interview questions therapists face in 2025, complete with expert guidance on crafting impressive answers. Learn why employers ask these questions and how to respond effectively with real examples that showcase your clinical expertise, cultural competence, and problem-solving skills. This comprehensive guide also includes bonus questions you should ask potential employers and highlights how Therapeutic Resources can help OTs, PTs, and SLPs prepare for interviews and land their ideal positions in schools, SNFs, and other healthcare settings. Read More »
What Your References Are Actually Saying: Building a Network That Vouches for You
April 10, 2025
Hiring managers don’t just look at your qualifications; they listen to what your former supervisors, colleagues, and mentors say about you. A strong network of references can vouch for your expertise, professionalism, and ability to excel in your next role. In this article, we’ll break down what hiring managers really want to hear from your references, how to choose the right people, and tips for strengthening your professional network. Read More »
The Art of Professional Boundaries: Maintaining Therapeutic Relationships
March 27, 2025
Developing strong relationships with clients is essential for effective therapy. However, maintaining professional boundaries is just as critical to ensure ethical, respectful, and effective therapeutic interactions. Whether you work in schools, outpatient clinics, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), or early intervention (EI) programs, establishing boundaries is key to ensuring both client progress and therapist well-being. Let’s explore why professional boundaries matter, common challenges therapists face, and strategies to maintain healthy therapeutic relationships while advancing your career. Read More »