AI use cases for therapists & mental health businesses (7)
Therapists and counsellors use AI mainly for paperwork: session notes, letters and treatment plans. Consent and data protection come first. 6 of the 7 cases include reported numbers.
A therapy practice with back-to-back 50-minute sessions had about 10 minutes between clients. Not everyone liked the idea of AI, so they introduced an AI scribe gradually and let …
A psychologist tried several AI documentation tools before finding one that fit her style. Notes are now drafted automatically and she completes them flexibly instead of at the end of …
A psychiatric nurse practitioner used to spend weekends finalising charts to meet insurers' 72-hour deadline. An AI scribe now drafts notes and treatment plans in her template, and she …
Instead of recording sessions, a psychologist speaks a short summary of key points after each session. The AI turns it into a structured draft, which she refines.
An ADHD assessment clinic considered building its own AI tool, but instead adopted an AI scribe that turns long consultations into structured reports, which clinicians then refine.
A person-centred counsellor uses an in-platform AI to transcribe and write notes, so he can focus on clients in session. With consent, he shares the notes with clients as a takeaway.
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