The latest news, interviews, and resources from our team and trusted mental health professionals.
AI-powered tools like Upheal have the potential to empower clinicians to uphold the highest standards of clinical ethics.
Discontinuing therapy with a client is one of the most stressful things we do as therapists. There's a lot at stake both professionally and emotionally. Here is how to walk the line between ethical discontinuation of therapy and abandonment.
Social worker and AI advocate, Dr. Marina Badillo-Diaz, LCSW shares tips for using AI to make social work more sustainable.
Whether you’re doing in-person or remote therapy as an individual practitioner or a part of a larger organization, it’s easy to use Upheal in addition to your EHR. Ted Faneuff, Clinical Advisor and Therapist, talks us through how he uses Upheal to create progress notes seamlessly so that both fit into his daily workflow.
Are your clients used to Zoom? Simply enable our new Zoom integration in the Upheal app to make the most of both worlds. No need to change your workflow or make your already stressed clients adopt yet another piece of tech.
Discover how we transform your feedback into meaningful features - a behind-the-scenes look at Upheal's collaborative approach to building mental healthcare tools that truly serve your needs.
Whether we’re ready for it or not, AI is making its impact across industries. But what about the therapy space? Can we combine millions of years of human evolution with this latest human advancement – and more to the point, should we?
The past few years have seen a huge shift, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) now becoming more and more commonly used in healthcare settings. But what do people actually think about its use in therapy?
AI clinical notes can complement therapists' work, saving time while maintaining quality. Research shows AI notes match or exceed human notes, helping therapists focus more on client care and reduce burnout.
AI is transforming the world so fast. We wanted to share how Upheal works with AI to help you feel more confident about using an AI tool in your practice.
In the second of our ‘About Upheal’ blog posts, we delve into how we work with data to allow for a secure and private therapeutic experience.
Progress notes are an essential part of the job for mental health providers. Writing these detailed notes can be time-consuming. Here are some tips from an ex-therapist to make the process more effortless and efficient.
