I haven’t been at Ginger in a while but they were the best I the biz when I left, and the team really believed in the mission for the greater good.
I haven’t been at Ginger in a while but they were the best I the biz when I left, and the team really believed in the mission for the greater good.
In between those longer breaks you can still write messages — and I did. It’s like having a journal that someone is going to read and help you figure out what you need to be doing.
As for HIPAA violations everyone does this. In the last week I’ve been to a dentist and optometrist and seen patient information displayed inappropriately on screens or on paper work left out at both offices. I’m not saying that HIPAA violations are OK, but Talkspace seems no worse than a brick and mortar office.
Perhaps I’m biased here. TalkSpace helped me get my anxiety under control. For that I recommend them to everyone. But if you have a hard time applying cognitive behavioral techniques like mindfulness on a regular basis I would not recommend them.
Ginger was HIPAA compliant well before delivering services -- it's unethical to not be, IMHO. It's also not that hard to do the right thing.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/toddessig/2016/08/18/talkspace-...