Healthcare Professionals Testimonials

A psychodynamically oriented clinical psychologist working in perinatal care and private practice, Jérémy investigated AI therapists to the point of devoting a book to them. He coins the notion of "algotherapeutic" and spots, even in himself, the defenses that AI arouses in psychologists.

"First I study it. Only then do I form an opinion. Not the other way round."

Heir to therapeutic virtual reality, Roman Malo thinks of AI as a prosthesis to be tamed, and denounces the epistemological double standard that demands of AI a level of evidence no one expects from human clinicians.

"We are not facing a new calculator. We are facing something that is radically new."

A CBT clinical psychologist trained in Strasbourg, Luc took nearly three years between discovering ChatGPT and deciding to devote his thesis to it. The account of a trajectory where resistance to AI was not an obstacle but part of the work.

"I can't outsource. I have to understand as much as possible everything I do, and the AI is going to support that reflection."

A psychiatrist and president of the French Institute of Schema Therapy explores AI as a cognitive orthosis for ASD and ADHD patients. From physical crutches to mental crutches, a clinical perspective free of dogmatism.

"Could AI be a cognitive orthosis?"

A pioneer clinician uses AI-generated music as therapeutic mediation with incarcerated patients. When Suno AI becomes a tool for care — and ChatGPT prevents a suicide at 3 AM.

"AI is an imperceptible third party — a new kind of intermediary in psychiatry."

A certified schema therapist and ISST supervisor explores how patients use AI between sessions — reparenting images, Healthy Adult letters, behavioral coaching. When AI extends the therapeutic work.

"AI quickly understood that the Healthy Adult's job was to protect the Vulnerable Child."

A practitioner-researcher specializing in Compassion-Focused Therapy uses AI for scientific writing, self-critique, and digital content creation. When AI relieves the tedious without replacing creativity.

"AI doesn't take away our creativity. It's the tedious and constraining side that is relieved."

Specializing in psychotrauma and attachment, Anna uses AI for her own psychological elaboration work — with a practitioner's critical eye.

"I feel like I'm creating another me, but smarter, more insightful."