Built by a clinician, for clinicians
I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist with a PhD in psychology. I work at an emotional-health nonprofit and in my own private practice.
Every therapist knows the gap: fifty minutes together, then a hundred and sixty-seven hours we can’t see. The skill we practiced in session is needed on a Tuesday night, and the worksheet is in a drawer.
When Shimon Biberfeld brought me the idea of AI that extends therapy between sessions, I tried it with my own clients. It helped. This guide is what I learned about doing it so the therapist stays in charge.
— Dr. David (Dovid) Felt