More time with clients
Spend less time on notes and more time with clients.
For cliniciansYour care skills,
Your care skills,
with support from AI.
Resources for therapists, social workers, counselors, psychologists, and other care staff.
Explore practical guides
Less burden.
More room for care.
Choose AI that helps staff and patients. Results depend on the tool, how you use it, and the people who check its work.
Help with notes in other languages
AI can help with language tasks. Have a skilled person check the meaning and the final notes.
Make notes clearer and more complete
AI can help organize notes and flag missing details. Staff check the final record.
Help you stay
Less paperwork may mean less work after hours and less stress.
Help clients stay involved in care
Easier daily tasks can give teams more time to help clients take part in care.
Reading for your daily work.
What Every Therapist Should Understand About Generative AI
AI Fundamentals
Learn how AI drafts work, how to protect data, and how to review results.
Read the guideAI and Clinical Documentation: Benefits, Risks, and Human Oversight
Clinical Practice
Practical steps for accurate AI note drafts and a well-planned trial.
Read the guideHow Should Therapists Respond When Clients Use ChatGPT for Mental Health Advice?
Ethics
Practical conversations that build trust and keep care decisions grounded.
Read the guideA practical tool
Open the data worksheet ↗Know where the data goes.
Teams that buy and review AI can use this worksheet. It tracks how a tool stores, uses, and shares data. Care staff can then follow the approved rules.
Learn from the tasks
you do each day.
- AI fundamentals for clinicians
- Generative AI and large language models
- AI hallucinations
- Appropriate and inappropriate uses of AI
- Clinical documentation
- Administrative uses of AI
- Clinical reasoning and human oversight
- HIPAA, PHI, and privacy
- Informed consent and transparency
- Bias and equity
- Clients using ChatGPT and AI companions
- Evaluating AI products
- Treatment plans and AI-generated documentation
- AI in supervision and professional development
- Ethical case scenarios
Put responsible use into practice.
Scenario
Start with a made-up example based on a real type of task.
Build in safeguards
Plan how to check the work, protect data, and help staff.
Set clear rules
Set the task, allowed data, and who checks the work.
Responsible practice
Follow the rules. Use feedback to make the work better.
Explain AI-assisted documentation.
Use a clear consent conversation about the tool, information, and patient’s choices.
Get the patient consent template