The Testing Psychologist Podcast
Sep 10, 2026 · 12 min · 10 segments
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Jeremy SharpHost
Now, like I said, TextExpander is a piece of software that allows you to create little shortcuts to expand into bigger pieces of information.

Now there are all kinds of uses for TextExpander and I'm just gonna scratch the surface today and show you kind of the biggest bang for your buck or the easiest bang for your buck, maybe.

So I have CCA, that's for my practice, personal reverb, TTP, that's testing psychologist.

This is important for those of you out there because I have this group called TTP Evaluation Report Snippets.

And this is a shared group that you can access through TextExpander that has As you can see, tons of diagnostic shortcuts, ADHD paragraphs, all kinds of things, explanations, report snippets, things like that.

And I'll put that link in the show notes for you to access my shared snippet group if you want to go and check that out and plug it right into your daily workflow.

Now, like I said, TextExpander is a piece of software that allows you to create little shortcuts to expand into bigger pieces of information.

Now there are all kinds of uses for TextExpander and I'm just gonna scratch the surface today and show you kind of the biggest bang for your buck or the easiest bang for your buck, maybe.

So I have CCA, that's for my practice, personal reverb, TTP, that's testing psychologist.

This is important for those of you out there because I have this group called TTP Evaluation Report Snippets.

And this is a shared group that you can access through TextExpander that has As you can see, tons of diagnostic shortcuts, ADHD paragraphs, all kinds of things, explanations, report snippets, things like that.

And I'll put that link in the show notes for you to access my shared snippet group if you want to go and check that out and plug it right into your daily workflow.
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