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Understanding Your Unique Needs

The In-Between Space

You’ve just finished a therapy session. You walk out feeling lighter, clearer, even motivated. But a few days later? Life creeps back in. Old patterns resurface. That aha! The moment starts to fade.

This is where some of my clients already use AI and therapy together, not as a replacement, but as a digital therapy companion between sessions. It helps them reflect, stay on track, and feel less alone in the quiet moments.

Because here’s the truth: AI will never replace the human connection of therapy. It can’t look you in the eye, hold space for your pain, or offer the warmth of real understanding.

But could therapy and AI work hand-in-hand? Could it support mental health recovery in a way that complements our sessions? Absolutely.

AI Can’t Replace Human Connection

Let’s be clear: AI and mental health therapy are not the same thing.

AI can’t:

  • Sense the weight in your voice

  • Notice your body language shifting.

  • Offer compassionate silence when words are too heavy.

  • Build the trust that allows trauma healing.

 

It doesn’t have lived experience. It can’t co-regulate your nervous system the way another human can.

And most importantly, it doesn’t bring a human connection, which is at the heart of therapy.

But Here’s How AI Can Help Between Therapy Sessions

Where AI therapy tools truly shine is in the in-between spaces, those moments when you feel stuck, unsure, or alone.

AI mental health support can:

For example:

A client in an abusive relationship might use AI to double-check their thinking, validate what’s happening, and bring those insights back to therapy.

Someone with ADHD can utilise AI support to break down big goals into smaller, dopamine-friendly wins, thereby maintaining momentum.

 A person in eating disorder recovery might use a digital therapy companion to get meal prompts, affirmations, or reminders of why they’re choosing recovery.

It’s not about replacing therapy. It’s about supporting your progress between sessions.

Tailored AI, Not One-Size-Fits-All

Here’s the key: AI only works if it’s tailored to your needs.

When I work with clients, I don’t just say, “Here’s an app, go use it.”

I listen deeply. I see entrenched patterns. I notice what triggers you, what soothes you, and what keeps you stuck.

Then I curate AI in a way that serves you.

  • I might send you personalised AI journaling prompts aligned with your therapy goals.

  • I could create a unique reflection strategy to connect the dots between sessions.

  • I sometimes use AI to generate personalised reminders or affirmations tailored to your specific challenges.

Without this guidance, AI and mental health therapy can feel disconnected or even overwhelming. But when therapy and AI work together, it can be an invaluable bridge.

AI and ADHD: A Structured Approach

AI Support for ADHD & Neurodivergence

For my ADHD and neurodivergent clients, AI therapy tools can be a game-changer.

Why? Because ADHD brains crave dopamine and often feel paralysed by how to start. It’s not laziness, it’s executive functioning overload.

AI between therapy sessions can:

  • Break goals into tiny, manageable steps

  • Offer quick “you did it!” celebrations for small wins.

  • Remind you to eat, drink water, or take breaks before hyperfocus takes over

  • Reduce shame by giving structure without judgment

It’s like having a digital therapy companion that gently nudges you forward, giving your Ferrari brain a roadmap without the handbrake up.

AI as a Lifeline

A Lifeline in High-Stress Situations

For clients in unsafe or highly stressful environments, AI mental health support can provide instant grounding.

If you’re in an abusive relationship, a digital therapy companion can:

And the best part? You can bring this back into therapy, where we process it in a safe, human space.

The Future of Therapy

The Future of Therapy and AI

I believe the future isn’t AI vs. therapy—it’s AI and treatment.

Imagine this flow:

It keeps the healing momentum alive without ever replacing the therapist.

Exploring AI Tools

So, Can AI Replace Therapy?

No.

AI doesn’t heal trauma. It doesn’t give you the gift of being truly seen. It doesn’t hold a mirror up to your life with empathy and understanding.

However, as a tool for reflection, support, and strategy between therapy sessions, AI can help reduce the feeling of being stuck. It can help you stay connected to your progress when life feels heavy.

It’s not a therapist, but it can be a helpful companion on your journey.

Discover AI Tools

Enhancing Your Healing Journey

If you’re curious about using AI therapy tools as a gentle companion between sessions, let’s explore what might work for you.

Because you deserve mental health support that feels tailored, not one-size-fits-all.

AI and therapy working together as a digital mental health companion between sessions
AI and therapy working together as a digital mental health companion

Becky Stone

I’m Becky Stone, a qualified eating disorder and neurodivergence-informed therapist based in the UK. I work with teens and adults, offering a calm, non-judgmental space to explore recovery on your terms. My approach blends professional training with lived experience, which means I truly get it. I specialise in supporting neurodivergent individuals, trauma recovery, and the messy in-between stages of healing.

Want to stay supported between sessions? Let’s create a plan that works for you.

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