Podcast episode exploring the impact of changes at the federal level on behavioral health

Behavioral Health & The New Administration

New leadership in Washington brings new priorities—and for behavioral health organizations, that means uncertainty and potential change. In this episode of No Notes, host Denny Morrison, PhD, speaks with Chuck Ingoglia, President & CEO of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, and Al Guida, President & CEO of Guide Consulting Services, to explore what the […]

Blog post authored by chief clinical officer on tech innovation in behavioral health

Beyond AI: Tech That Will Change the Face of Behavioral Health

In nearly every conversation I’ve had about behavioral health technology, AI tends to dominate the discussion. That focus makes sense, considering that AI has already drastically changed the way many providers document their care, manage their workload, and engage with data. But when one innovation takes up all the oxygen, it’s easy to lose sight […]

Blog image for updated blog post explaining the function and importance of specialized AI for behavioral health

What is Behavioral Health AI, and Why is it Important?

Imagine a world where behavioral healthcare is less about shuffling papers or being stuck behind a desk, and more about engaging with clients in ways that truly matter. That’s the world behavioral health AI is shaping—one in which software automation expands and enhances the impact of effective care. As a leader in the space, Eleos […]

Kate Benedetto and Christina Stewart join the No Notes podcast to discuss AI onboarding and training best practices

AI Onboarding & Training: Stories from the Front Lines

The right AI platform can totally transform your staff’s day-to-day work—but only if you totally nail the onboarding process. You only get one shot to roll out a new tech system, and your approach—as well as the support you receive from your vendor—can make or break your success. So, what can behavioral health leaders do […]

Difference between artificial intelligence and augmented intelligence in healthcare

Artificial Intelligence vs. Augmented Intelligence: What’s the Difference, and Why Does it Matter in Behavioral Health?

Today’s world is full of technology that can think and learn. It’s helping us in our homes, in our workplaces, and even in the way we care for our health. And for providers in the behavioral health field, these technologies are becoming important tools for delivering the best possible care. It’s becoming increasingly clear that […]

Blog post recapping webinar on collaborative documentation and AI

Writing Notes in Real Time: How Healthcare AI Helps with Collaborative Documentation

There’s no “i” in “team,” but there is a “team” in “mental health.” (Feel free to steal that one for a motivational poster to hang in your office. 😉) Cheesy mantras aside, client-provider collaboration is a main ingredient in the recipe for effective behavioral healthcare. When clients have ownership over their care journey, they are […]

Dr. Alison Cerezo joins the No Notes podcast to discuss bias and ethics in AI

AI Bias & Ethics in Behavioral Health

The output produced by generative AI is only as good as the data the AI tool is trained on. And when that data is sourced from human beings, it always carries a risk of bias—because we, as humans, are inherently biased. This presents a unique ethical challenge for AI users, particularly in healthcare, where the […]

Recap of a podcast discussion exploring how AI can raise care standards across behavioral health

The Quality Connection: How AI is Elevating Care Standards at Scale

In behavioral health, the tension between care quality and accessibility has always been a challenge. Clinicians want to provide personalized, high-quality therapy—but how can they do that when so many people need help and so many areas are affected by massive behavioral health workforce shortages? In a recent episode of No Notes, Dr. Denny Morrison […]

Dr. Donna Sheperis joins the No Notes Podcast to discuss the potential for AI to improve care quality at scale

Raising Care Standards with AI

Many “first wave” AI tools for healthcare providers have focused on improving operational efficiency—by streamlining documentation and billing, for example. But as we move further along the healthcare AI curve, many experts foresee a greater emphasis on tools designed to optimize care itself—by providing clinical decision support, enhancing supervision, and even interfacing with clients. When […]

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