Misha Psych Writing

Is all the time you spend on admin taking away valuable opportunities to do client-facing work?

 

Let Misha help.

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Report writing can be time consuming and tedious, and it can keep psychologists and other mental health providers from being able to spend time on what they really value – assessment and treatment of patients and clients.

 

Hiring a report writer is the cost-effective solution: it allows testing psychologists to devote more time to their clients and less time to administrative work. A report writer compiles draft reports according to the evaluator's style preferences and client needs.

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Possible specific tasks of a psychological report writer include the following:

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• Drafting detailed client histories

• Reviewing client records

• Listening to meeting recordings

• Formatting scoring tables

• Adhering to test manual language

• Following APA style (or the evaluator's style guide)

• Maintaining familiarity with DSM-5-TR criteria and ICD-10-CM coding

• Maintaining familiarity with assessment measures

• Writing interpretive summaries of test data (using knowledge of basic statistics)

• Drafting clinical impressions and recommendations based on the evaluator's findings

• Ensuring that data is made readable for lay audiences and professional audiences alike

• Identifying validity and reliability concerns

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Misha has a background in psychology and mental health, including over 11 years of psychological report writing and testing technician experience. She has written reports for clients of all ages and varying backgrounds. Her background in psychological testing and mental health makes her well-versed in assessment and testing theory, and she is knowledgeable about the structure of specific tests (from the major assessment companies such as Pearson, ProEd, PAR, Riverside Insights, WPS, and others). 

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