The latest news, interviews, and resources from our team and trusted mental health professionals.
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 note-taking tools help therapists document gender-based violence while staying present with survivors, ensuring accurate records that protect client safety and dignity.
Let's break down confusing tech terms into therapy-friendly language, explaining digital tools and HIPAA rules through familiar mental health concepts that therapists use every day in their practice.
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?
We’re delighted to share that Upheal has raised a $10M Series A round to help create a better balance for mental health professionals.
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?
You may face a few more challenges, but ADHD doesn’t have to hold you back as a therapist. It may even be your superpower. Here’s how you can look after yourself and your clients.
As a busy professional, you likely find yourself short of time each day. AI can be a valuable partner, helping you save precious hours in both your work and personal life. From streamlining tasks like organizing ideas and summarizing research to taking meeting notes and troubleshooting technical issues, AI enhances productivity significantly.
If you're a therapist looking to improve your work-life balance, unplugging at the end of the day is crucial for your well-being and effectiveness. Here’s how I’ve learned to transition from therapist to self, ensuring I recharge and remain present for both my clients and personal life.
If you’re thinking about becoming a therapist, you’re filling a vital need – but it’s essential to prepare yourself for every part of this multidimensional and rich career. Here’s what I wish I’d known before becoming a therapist.
For Suicide Prevention Month, we focused on the mental health professional and how likely they are to be at risk of taking their own lives. Our review shows that MHPs who experience burnout, vicarious trauma, stigma, high empathy, and too little supervision are at elevated risk.
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.
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