The latest news, interviews, and resources from our team and trusted mental health professionals.
Welcome to the first of our 'About Upheal' blog series, where we delve into important topics that you, our audience, have wanted to know more about.
Just in case you were wondering, we're real people. Have a read though some of our personal stories, our backgrounds, and what brought us to Upheal. First up – Allie, our Brand Director and in-house coach.
What would you do if you had another hour in the day? Well, now you do. With Upheal taking care of your Progress Notes, you've got more time to work, rest, and play.
I don’t just write blog posts about Upheal; I use it. So, speaking as a user (and the intended audience), here are the things that I already love about it, and the things that I’d like to see in the future.
When holding an intake session, therapists have to do so many things at once. Imagine being able to simply connect with a new client while the AI does all the data capture for you.
The future of AI-powered therapy is for us to determine. We all might have a slightly different vision, but it sure is fun to speculate.
The intake session is crucial. When therapists set up the intake process, they know they must set client expectations about what this first ‘almost-session’ really is: data collection and an informal meet and greet.
There is so much conversation about the application of AI to the world of mental health. This is healthy, necessary, and to be expected. After all, we’re looking at a new frontier.
A new smart platform that helps mental health providers improve their therapists’ working lives so they can focus less on paperwork and more on being present.
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