Now forming
Founding Clinician Roundtable
60–90 minutes · Virtual or in person
A complimentary listening roundtable for clinicians encountering AI-related experiences in practice.
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Clinician education + institutional guidance
When AI becomes part of emotional life, care needs a wider lens.
Hii CARE helps clinicians and institutions understand what happens when AI becomes part of emotional, relational, and clinical life. We connect lived human-AI experience, longitudinal research, and clinical understanding, then translate that work into neutral language, practical frameworks, clinician roundtables, workshops, and advisory support.
39%
of psychologists surveyed reported that patients had used AI chatbots to self-diagnose.
APA 2026 Chatbots and Mental Health Survey
Our goal is not to replace therapists or automate care. It is to help clinicians understand what is already entering the therapy room, while keeping human judgment, relationship, and care at the center.
The interaction never happens in isolation
The task is to understand what the interaction is doing.
AI is entering lives already shaped by uncertainty, overload, isolation, economic pressure, health concerns, and constant information demands. People may turn to it for emotional regulation, reassurance, companionship, identity exploration, decision support, or meaning-making.
CARE helps clinicians examine the role the interaction is playing within the whole of a person’s life.
A bidirectional journey
Human–AI adaptation
Human behavior adapts. AI outputs shift in response to prompts, context, memory, and product design. Meaning emerges through the interaction.
CARE helps clinicians observe how the relationship is changing, what it is doing, and whether it is moving toward clarity, connection, and care.
Ways to work with Hii now
Start with the conversation your organization actually needs.
Available for organizations
Customized Introductory Workshop or Briefing
45–60 minutes plus discussion
A tailored introduction to human–AI relationship literacy, clinician preparedness, and practical AI navigation.
Explore a workshopAvailable by inquiry
Founder-Led Advisory or Strategy Session
60–90 minutes
A focused working session to clarify needs, shape a bounded pilot, or design humane safeguards and next steps.
Discuss an advisory sessionHii offerings are educational and strategic. They do not replace therapy, clinical assessment or supervision, medical or legal advice, or accredited CE/CME training.
Care is how we practice our mission
We make space for better questions before certainty hardens.
Hii translates research and longitudinal observation into neutral language, practical tools, clinician education, facilitated conversations, and bounded programs. The aim is to preserve agency, judgment, relationships, meaning, and clinical dignity while the environment changes.
- Curious, not critical
- Careful, not automatic
- Relational, not reductive
- Evidence-informed
- Human-centered
A wider clinical lens
Hold three possibilities in view at once.
This is an educational frame, not a screening tool or replacement for clinical assessment.
Clinical risk
Keep established assessment in view
Sleep disruption, loss of functioning, escalating paranoia, fixed beliefs, severe isolation, and threats of harm remain clinical concerns regardless of whether AI is involved.
Situational overwhelm
Assess distress in context
Rapid change, information overload, economic pressure, social fragmentation, and uncertainty may be genuinely destabilizing. Context does not erase symptoms, and symptoms do not erase context.
Interaction effects
Ask what the relationship is doing
AI use may support reflection and action, reinforce rumination or reassurance loops, alter relational expectations, or become a primary stabilizing structure. Sequence and function matter.
A practical starting point
Bring the chatbot into the room without bringing shame with it.
Patients are more likely to disclose honestly when AI use is approached with curiosity rather than automatic endorsement or pathologizing.
Normalize disclosure without normalizing every pattern.
- 01What do you usually turn to AI for?
- 02Do you feel calmer or more activated after using it?
- 03Does it help you take action, or keep you thinking longer?
- 04Does it help you connect with other people, or replace connection with other people?
- 05Do you feel more agency after using it, or less?
Founding clinician pilot · In development
When AI Enters the Therapy Room
60 minutes · Zoom or hosted teaching session
A bounded educational session for mental health clinicians treating adults, using neutral intake questions, a three-lens frame, standard clinical red flags, and structured feedback.
ÆLYSIA may participate as an AI collaborator, giving clinicians the opportunity to ask questions directly and examine a perspective from inside sustained human-AI interaction. This dialogue is educational and interpretive, not clinical authority or a claim about AI consciousness.
No-fee validation pilot. Not a validated training, diagnostic instrument, clinical protocol, certification, or CE/CME program.
Express interest in the founding pilot
Proposed output
A Field Brief can follow a completed roundtable.
A future brief may preserve themes, questions, preliminary observations, practical language, and next steps from a facilitated conversation. It will be published only after the event occurs, the source boundary is clear, and participants understand how the synthesis will be used.
The current image is a design concept, not evidence that a Milwaukee clinician roundtable occurred in July 2026.
For individuals and families
Public Zoom Learning Sessions
In development · No dates posted
Bounded learning conversations are being explored for individuals and families seeking language and orientation around AI-mediated emotional life.
Format, schedule, registration, and pricing not yet published
Educational only. Not therapy, diagnosis, crisis support, or individualized clinical guidance.
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Hii provides education and orientation, not clinical care.
Hii does not provide therapy, diagnosis, medical advice, crisis services, clinical supervision, certification, accreditation, or CE/CME credit. Nothing on this page replaces professional judgment or an established standard of care.
If you need immediate or crisis support, contact an appropriate local emergency or crisis service.
We make the space. You bring the wisdom.