Artificial Intelligence, Wellness Centers
David Khalili
Traversing the AI Maze in Therapy: A (Slightly ...

Licensed therapist? Check. Recovering techie with a healthy dose of tech-skepticism? Double-check. Owner of a gloriously chaotic (but deeply caring) group therapy practice? You betcha. Researcher on a committee of therapists dedicated to upholding the ethical use of AI? This guy! And lately, my brain has been doing the tango with a topic that’s both thrilling and slightly terrifying: Artificial Intelligence in therapy.


Now, before you picture robot therapists dispensing virtual empathy (ew), let’s take a deep breath. As someone who’s seen both the dazzling potential and the soul-crushing pitfalls of the tech world, and as someone who’s dedicated their life to the messy, beautiful work of human connection, I approach AI in therapy with a healthy dose of curiosity and a whole lot of “proceed with extreme caution” signs flashing in my mind.

Traversing the AI Maze in Therapy: A (Slightly Sarcastic, Mostly Hopeful) Guide from Your Fellow Traveler
mens groups
David Khalili
Top 10 Signs You Need a Relationship Recharge

Relationships are like gardens; they need care, nourishment, and the occasional rejuvenation to bloom. Despite our best intentions, relationships can sometimes feel strained, signaling that something's amiss. It's easy to get caught up in the hustle of daily life and overlook these signs. However, Looking out for them is essential for both partners' health and happiness.


A vibrant partnership isn't just a happy coincidence—it results from continuous effort and mutual growth. Just as a car needs regular servicing, our relationships occasionally require a 'recharge' to ensure we're both cruising in sync on life's journey.

Top 10 Signs You Need a Relationship Recharge
Marketing, anxiety
David Khalili
Sex Therapists NEED Google My Business

As a sex therapist, you know the importance of promoting healthy sexual relationships. You also know the importance of helping people overcome challenges in their relationships. One way to do both is to have a strong online presence—and that's where Google My Business comes in.

Sex Therapists NEED Google My Business
Marketing, press
David Khalili
Get Over Your Anxiety to Promote Your Wellness ...

It's no secret that many of us are Type A perfectionists who struggle with anxiety and imposter syndrome. We're also healers, which means that we have a lot of love and compassion to give—but oftentimes, we don't extend that same love and compassion to ourselves. If you're struggling to promote your wellness practice because you're worried about what people will think, here are four tips to help you get over your anxiety and start promoting your business with confidence.

David Khalili
Tell Me More About Men's Groups...
Tell Me More About Men's Groups...

Wellness Centers

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Traversing the AI Maze in Therapy: A (Slightly Sarcastic, Mostly Hopeful) Guide from Your Fellow Traveler

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Traversing the AI Maze in Therapy: A (Slightly Sarcastic, Mostly Hopeful) Guide from Your Fellow Traveler

Licensed therapist? Check. Recovering techie with a healthy dose of tech-skepticism? Double-check. Owner of a gloriously chaotic (but deeply caring) group therapy practice? You betcha. Researcher on a committee of therapists dedicated to upholding the ethical use of AI? This guy! And lately, my brain has been doing the tango with a topic that’s both thrilling and slightly terrifying: Artificial Intelligence in therapy.


Now, before you picture robot therapists dispensing virtual empathy (ew), let’s take a deep breath. As someone who’s seen both the dazzling potential and the soul-crushing pitfalls of the tech world, and as someone who’s dedicated their life to the messy, beautiful work of human connection, I approach AI in therapy with a healthy dose of curiosity and a whole lot of “proceed with extreme caution” signs flashing in my mind.

How Organic Aroma's Nebulizing Diffuser Can Boost Wellness in Your Center

How Organic Aroma's Nebulizing Diffuser Can Boost Wellness in Your Center

Stress is a constant in our lives, and while it's natural to experience some stress, prolonged or chronic stress can cause adverse health effects. Essential oils are plant extracts that contain natural aromatic compounds that can help support a healthy body and mind. In this blog post, we'll discuss how essential oils can reduce stress and promote relaxation and provide practical tips on how you can incorporate them into your daily routine. Suppose you're looking for a high-quality diffuser to promote peace and boost positive emotions. In that case, you can go the trusted route with Organic Aromas Nebulizing Diffuser. At the end of this post, we'll explore the benefits of using this device in your wellness center and how it can improve your clients' overall well-being.


Is our olfactory system linked to emotional regulation in your brain?

You got it! The sense of smell has a powerful impact on our emotions, and the olfactory system connects to the emotional and memory centers of the brain. Essential oils are inhaled through the nose, and the scent molecules can travel to the olfactory system, where they can have a calming effect on the mind and body. One study showed that essential oils can reduce pain when combined with traditional treatments, suggesting they can also help reduce stress.