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Why is a Couch Like a Turkey?

Why is a Couch Like a Turkey?

In early November, each crisp fall day’s golden sunlight grows shorter and wanes into the cold dark night. We see the bright, colorful, and radiant leaves sparkling in the autumn sun sinking low on the horizon. We smell the woodsy humus fragrance of the fallen leaves and acorns from the tall oak trees rooted in the damp dark earth. As our minds wander in a sort of Freudian free-associative state, we remember our happy childhood memories of days gone by.

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Watch Out for CAPS, GAPS, and MAPS

Watch Out for CAPS, GAPS, and MAPS

Insurance policies are legal contracts. As such, they are very complicated and loaded with legal terms and precise definitions. Insurance carriers are in business to maximize profits, especially the Wall Street insurance companies. As a result, they utilize their decades of claims history and loss experience to carve out certain risks and perils from their insurance policy coverages.

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General Facts About General Liability

General Facts About General Liability

General Liability insurance is important for you to own. Even if you have no office, or your employer already has a General Liability insurance policy. If you perform your services in any venue, there is a risk that your client will suffer a property loss like a stolen wallet for example and blame you.

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I’m not Perfect, Just Insured

I’m not Perfect, Just Insured

Discussions with our insurance policyholders frequently involve some of the same issues that are top of mind. As your insurance carrier, we go where you go so your future is protected. So let’s take a look with a brief review of two important topics.

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Do Roses Have Thorns, or Do Thorns Have Roses?

Do Roses Have Thorns, or Do Thorns Have Roses?

What in the world does this question have to do with the world of insurance and risk, you would reasonably ask? It’s all about the language. At its root, language can be uplifting and powerful in a good way. Yet language can be perceived by the listener as sharp and demeaning with hurtful characterizations.

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Treading Through Teletherapy Treatment Topics

Treading Through Teletherapy Treatment Topics

At NASW Chapter events and webinars, questions often arise from practitioners regarding teletherapy. This topic is becoming increasingly popular and frequently discussed. Patients like the flexibility and the opportunity to dialogue in therapy from the comfort of their own home, or other location, and the convenience, perhaps even while traveling.

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