The Space That Answers Back
What a chatbot structurally can and cannot do inside the space we call a session.
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What a chatbot structurally can and cannot do inside the space we call a session.
A working manual for the AI tools already on your desk, taken one family at a time.
On being affected, and on what changes when a client compares us with a machine.
How to keep a language model from simply agreeing with the hypothesis you already had.
Eight sections for following what a client's AI use is doing, over months rather than in one session.
Three questions to sit with before the word gets written down.
Adult ADHD read as relational experience, without denying the neurobiology.
What a pattern of attention does for this person now, in their relationships and in the room.
A compendium on adult attachment, with ten worksheets for clients and couples.
Three maps of the people in a client's life: now, five years ago, and as they would want it.
A map, not a textbook, for when something happened in the room and you want to think before you act.
For the first sessions after a long break, which are closer to a reunion than a resumption.
A between-session tracker that asks for four lines instead of numbers.
Emotion regulation sheets that start from the body, for children aged 6 to 8.
Seven openers for adolescents that take the place of "how was your week?"
Back-to-school anxiety for children aged 9 to 12, with three sheets for their parents.
Psychoeducation that explains what a symptom is for, not only what it is.
A check-in on four lines that replaces the number out of ten.
Twenty worksheets in four movements, from November's anticipation to January's account.
Regulation as something learned with someone, before it is done alone: fourteen sheets for adult clients.
Low self-esteem read as an inner relationship with a critical voice that was once outside.
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