Essays on between-session care and clinician-first AI, and what we are learning as we build Lisner. Company news as it happens.
SAMHSA, the MHRA, state legislatures, and The Lancet Psychiatry converged on one answer: keep clinicians in the chair, and put AI in the connective tissue around them.
Read the essay →Almost none of this week's mental-health headlines were about the therapy hour. They were about 2 a.m., intake, and triage: the seams where the relationship holds or breaks.
5 min readA federal courtroom, two statehouses, and a congressional letter to the VA all asked the same question in one week: who is accountable for the person on the other end?
4 min readSeven states have now drawn a hard line around the therapist's chair. The demand that pushed 8.2 million young people toward chatbots is still sitting outside it.
5 min readPsychiatrists, statehouses, and venture capital rarely agree on anything. This month they converged on the same verdict about who should hold the clinical relationship.
4 min read77% of psychologists say their patients already use AI for support. The debate is a status report, not a forecast. The real story is the six days and twenty-three hours between sessions.
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