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Psych in Practice

Psych in Practice

By: Advanced Practice
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Evidence-based psychiatry and clinical practice in under 5 minutes — built for the busy advanced practice clinician who needs real, applicable guidance without the time commitment. Each episode of the Advanced Practice Podcast takes one idea from psychiatry, psychopharmacology, or clinical practice and breaks it down clearly and concisely, so you can apply it right away. Hosted by Liberty Olive Macias, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC. Part of the Advanced Practice platform — your resource for clinical education, articles, and continuing education at www.advancedpractice.io.Advanced Practice Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Burnout Prevention for New Psychiatric Providers
    20 Oct 2026

    Psychiatric practice is meaningful — and emotionally demanding. Early in your career, the pressure to know everything, do everything, and build confidence fast can quietly wear you down. In this episode, Dr. Liberty Olive RB Macias talks about protecting your well-being for the long haul: staying curious, building community, giving yourself permission to grow, and remembering why you started.

    Liberty's Lesson: You cannot pour from an empty cup.

    Available on Spotify and Amazon Music. More at www.advancedpractice.io.

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    4 min
  • How to Protect Your License as a New Provider
    18 Oct 2026

    Your license represents years of education, sacrifice, and trust. Protecting it is not about practicing in fear — it is about practicing thoughtfully. In this episode, Dr. Liberty Olive RB Macias covers the habits that keep new providers out of trouble: knowing your limits, maintaining professional boundaries, prescribing carefully, documenting your reasoning, and recognizing when to ask for help.

    Liberty's Lesson: Your reputation is built one patient at a time.

    Available on Spotify and Amazon Music. More at www.advancedpractice.io.

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    5 min
  • How to Document Like a Thoughtful Clinician
    15 Oct 2026

    Documentation is not just a chart requirement — it is your clinical reasoning made visible. In this episode, Dr. Liberty Olive RB Macias breaks down what separates a good psychiatric note from a weak one: explaining your thinking, using objective language, documenting risk thoughtfully, and writing notes that actually help the next provider who opens that chart.

    Liberty's Lesson: Your documentation reflects your clinical judgment.

    Available on Spotify and Amazon Music. More at www.advancedpractice.io.

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    4 min
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