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AI & behavioral health
What behavioral healthcare leaders should ask before adopting another AI tool
A practical review of access, accuracy, staff review, privacy, and whether the proposed use case is worth building.
Ideas
Notes from the work, not a running list of AI news.
I write about what I'm testing, where AI is useful, what I'd still check, and how these tools are affecting behavioral healthcare organizations and expertise-led businesses.
Publishing next
Three starting points for the new Wild Growth Co.
These are the first pieces in development for the new site. They establish the bridge between behavioral healthcare, AI, and the expertise organizations already have.
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Human expertise & context
What AI still needs from the people who know the work
Why policies, examples, constraints, and everyday decisions matter more than a longer generic prompt.
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Practical implementation
Why a useful AI workflow starts with the job, not the tool
A way to define the output, choose the right source material, and decide what a person still needs to review.
What you'll find here
Specific questions, practical observations, and real limitations.
- AI and behavioral healthcare
- Human expertise and context
- Ethical and practical AI adoption
- Tools, workflows, and experiments
- What I'm learning while building in public
Practical AI notes
Get the next useful thing, with the caution that belongs beside it.
I won't send a list of every feature released that week. I'll send the part I think matters, how I'd use it, and what I'd still check.