Therapy, Transcribed: How LLMs Turn Conversation Into Clinical Insight
A therapist finishes a session. The call ends, the room becomes quiet, and the notes begin. There is the obvious record: what the client said, what the therapist asked, what homework was discussed. Then there is the harder record: what pattern kept returning? Was the client describing low motivation, fear of failure, family obligation, avoidance, self-criticism, or some collision among all of them? And if several patterns appeared, which one might be upstream of the others? ...