In this episode of Between Sessions with Berries, Kym sits down with Dr. Jeremy Sharp, a licensed psychologist who founded the Colorado Center for Assessment in 2009 and built it into a testing-only practice. Jeremy hosts The Testing Psychologist podcast and co-founded Reverb, an AI report-writing platform that helps testing psychologists spend less time on documentation. He’s candid about where master’s-level clinicians fit in the assessment world and what it takes to add testing to a practice. Later, the conversation turns to AI, including a risk Jeremy calls de-skilling and how he keeps his own clinical judgment in the work.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• How scope of practice for assessment works, and why it causes so much debate.

• The types of assessment master’s-level clinicians can realistically offer.

• Why an assessment-focused practice can carry a lower burnout risk than a weekly therapy caseload.

• Bringing a testing psychologist into your practice as a new service line.

• What to check in your insurance contracts before billing for testing.

• Private pay rates for comprehensive testing in rural and urban markets.

• How Reverb got started and how Jeremy uses AI as a thought partner without losing clinical judgment.

Connect with Dr. Jeremy Sharp:
Website: https://thetestingpsychologist.com
Practice: https://coloradocac.com

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