Hallie Bulkin summarizes a key lesson about AI in therapy: 2025 marked the year therapists began seriously adopting AI tools to analyze patterns, streamline clinical notes, and support parent education. She emphasizes that AI should support—not replace—full clinical reasoning; ethically deployed tools can free clinician time while improving quality of care, a practice taught in her programs.
And then number five, AI and technology entered the chat. My friends, 2025 was the first year that therapists really dove in and started using AI tools to help analyze patterns, notes, guide, parent education. But the key lesson here is that AI can support, not replace, full reasoning. And so the clinicians who are leveraging it ethically to streamline right, not to substitute, are gaining massive time freedom while improving quality of care. And this is something that we're teaching inside our programs because it's so important. It's so, so important.
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