FOR FREELANCE THERAPISTS
Clinical work, teaching, publishing, research, practice.
A place to build up, little by little, what generative AI and digital tools can do
to make a therapist's work lighter — and carry it further.
ABOUT
Generative AI has spread through society at remarkable speed over the last few years. In the world of therapists — physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists and others — the same questions keep coming up: can this be used in the clinic? How will the work change? Where do I even start?
Yet there are still very few places where a therapist working independently can learn about AI and digital practice systematically and realistically. This site exists to fill that gap. Not deep technical explanation, but practice organised around one idea: tomorrow can be a little lighter than today.
AI is not a replacement for a therapist. It is an intellectual pair of training wheels. Where to go is always decided by a person. Let us grow the habit of using it as a tool that makes that walk a little easier.
CONTENTS
Built around the "Generative AI for Therapists" series, with new material added and updated as things move.
From your first encounter with generative AI to the differences between the major tools, what they are good and bad at, role prompting, prompt technique, file uploads, and building your own GPTs and Gems. The first map.
From chat window to workspace. Hand Word files, PDFs and data to AI, and grow a knowledge base that stays on your own machine with Gemini Notebook and Obsidian — safety and usefulness together.
From user to maker. Build a profile page and then a real website with AI without writing a line of code yourself, and publish it to the world with GitHub and Vercel.
Speed up question → collection → analysis → communication with AI at your side. Bring in epidemiology and causal inference as footing, so that fast and correct hold together.
All four series are published. New material and updates land here as they are written.
