AI and mental health, grounded in human relationships
Amy Kelly, LMFT, brings a mental health professional’s perspective to AI. She believes carefully and consciously built tools can help clinicians care for more people while keeping the therapeutic relationship at the center of care.
Mental health, clinical AI workflows and responsible adoption
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Mental health clinicians, behavioral health leaders, digital health teams, founders and creators
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Sessions 1 and 2: 30 to 45 minutes, in person or virtual; Session 1 includes Q&A. Session 3: 30 to 60 minutes. Keynote, fireside chat, panel, workshop or podcast interview, depending on the session.
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Three sessions supplied by Amy, with audience takeaways and delivery options.
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Scaling Care Without Burnout: AI as a Force Multiplier for Clinicians and Wellness Experts
A practical framework for deciding where AI can support care and where human involvement remains essential.
Format and duration: Keynote or fireside chat, in person or virtual. 30 to 45 minutes, with Q&A.
Audience takeaways
Decide which parts of care AI should support, including accountability, check ins and reinforcement between visits, and which must stay human.
Explore how providers can extend their expertise and reach more patients without adding hours or burning out.
Examine Amy’s example of how MOOV Health & Wellness (Vituity) launched a branded AI coach in under three weeks to support follow through on care plans.
Mental health, clinical AI workflows and responsible adoption
Amy Kelly, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, cofounder of Revive Health Therapy and CEO and cofounder of Miri AI. Her work connects mental health practice with the pressures of leadership and building a company.
Her clinical work includes burnout and relationships among founders and executives. She believes thoughtful AI development can expand access to mental health care while supporting, rather than replacing, the relationship between patients and clinicians. Her speaking experience includes TechCrunch Disrupt on AI and mental health, HLTH on behavioral health and AI, and Collision.
Topics include Scaling Care Without Burnout: AI as a Force Multiplier for Clinicians and Wellness Experts; From Therapist’s Chair to Founder’s Seat: Building Trustworthy AI in Behavioral Health; Pitching and Building a Health Tech Startup as a Clinician Founder.
Sessions 1 and 2: 30 to 45 minutes, in person or virtual; Session 1 includes Q&A. Session 3: 30 to 60 minutes. Keynote, fireside chat, panel, workshop or podcast interview, depending on the session.
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