
AI can offer support in the moments between therapy sessions, helping you:
In this way, AI can act like a coach or tutor between sessions—not a substitute for therapy, but a helpful supplement.
AI tools are not HIPAA-compliant unless explicitly designed and disclosed as such. Don't share personal identifying information or therapy content in unsecured AI tools.
AI is not a person. While it can feel like you're being heard, it may reinforce isolation rather than real-life connection if used as a substitute for relationships.
AI occasionally "hallucinates" facts—offering confident but incorrect answers that can mislead or confuse, especially around sensitive mental health topics.
Poorly worded questions or unclear prompts often lead to vague, unhelpful responses. Learning how to talk to AI makes a big difference.

Here are examples of ineffective vs. effective AI prompts to support your mental health work:
By learning how to engage with AI thoughtfully, you can make it a safe, helpful tool for your healing.
If you’re curious about using AI to support your mental health journey, we’re here to help you explore that safely. A free consultation is a great way to start.
Let’s make sure your mental health tools—including technology—are working for you.
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