Patients Bring AI Into Therapy Sessions, APA Survey Finds
77% of psychologists say patients brought AI use into session (APA, June 2026). The problem isn't that patients use AI. It's that clinicians weren't trained.
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77% of psychologists say patients brought AI use into session (APA, June 2026). The problem isn't that patients use AI. It's that clinicians weren't trained.
Brown University found LLMs violate mental health ethics across 15 categories without human oversight — here's what clinician-in-the-loop AI requires in practice.
Roughly 74% of mental-health AI funding in 2025-26 went to clinician-integrated tools, not chatbots. Therapists are using AI more and trusting it less. The thing that predicts whether a tool is safe isn't the model. It's who built it.
Nevada, Illinois, and Utah now fine AI wellness apps up to $15,000 per violation for misrepresenting clinical care. Here's what actually works instead.