Two heads are better than one…and two thousand heads are infinitely better. Come on, private practice shrinks, let’s do some social collaboration with Listly.

Earlier this week I introduced you to the concept of online social collaboration and suggested some possible ways it might be useful in private practice. I invite you to join in an easy social collaboration experiment by adding to my list of mobile apps I use most for managing my private practice.

As a tech geek and social media freak (and yes, I think these diagnoses should be added to the DSM 5), I delight in the brilliant new mobile apps that are available for fun, for learning and for business. I have my favorite iPad and iPhone apps that I use, but I want to draw from your collective experiences and see what apps you recommend.

Enter Listly (lists made easy + sharable + fun), a really cool and easy to use social media collaboration tool that you can embed in a blog post or website (see below). Here are my favorite private practice apps, links, and description of their use. Will you add yours to the list below?  Here’s the process:

• Click the “Sign in” button on the top right side and sign in with Facebook or Twitter (if you don’t have a Facebook or Twitter account, then I’m surprise that you’re reading this blog)
• Click the “add to list” pink button on the left side
• You’ll see pop-up box with the option to add item with or without a link
• Add your suggested app
• Fill out the short form with item link (if you have it) name, description, tags
• Click “add item” button on the bottom of form
• While you’re at it, see the “like” and “dislike” buttons on the side of each list item? Feel free to vote on ones that you like.

Thanks for participating in this social collaboration experiment. Fun, huh? More on social collaboration in the coming weeks! If you think of a practice related list you’d like to start, please post a link in the comment below so we can add to your Listly.


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