Webinars
In Practice: Beyond the Page
Sit down with Alma’s Chief Commercial Officer and VP of Clinical Operations.
Friday, September 5th • 11am PST / 2pm EST
Alma is your partner as a clinician and business owner. We opened our doors in 2017 as a place for therapists to work, but we’ve transitioned to an online platform, and we miss real connection. It’s important to us to carry that in-person spirit through—hence, a newspaper.
Our Chief Commercial Officer Kate Mellor and VP of Clinical Operations Elisabeth Morray will have an in-depth conversation about key topics from the issue:
- The growing emergence of AI in therapy and how it's shaping our field
- The link between Medicare and commercial reimbursement rates and the ripple effect it has for providers
These conversations are essential for our community, and we’d love to continue the discussion with you.
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Meet our experts
Chief Commercial Officer
Kate Mellor
At Alma, Kate’s work focuses on developing relationships with payers and other partners across the healthcare continuum so that consumers can quickly and easily access behavioral healthcare with Alma. Previously, Kate was the VP of Optum Behavioral Health Client Strategy. Kate has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Health Care Administration from La Salle University in Philadelphia. She lives in Montclair, New Jersey with her husband and two children.
VP of Clinical Operations
Elisabeth Morray, Ph.D.
Elisabeth is a practicing clinician, as well as VP of Clinical Operations at Alma.
Her work focuses on using the principles of psychological flexibility in order to help individuals live meaningful, purpose-driven lives, and how the therapeutic relationship creates environments in which flexibility can be learned and practiced. Recognizing a need for increased support among clinicians in private practice, she joined Alma in 2022.
Get a copy of In Practice
In Practice is a publication dedicated to the provider experience and features emerging research, real-world insights, and lived experiences that reflect the intellectual and emotional rigor of modern therapy.
