
117. Your Therapist Can't Be Subpoenaed, But ChatGPT Can
A headline stopped me mid-coffee this week: your therapist can't be subpoenaed, but ChatGPT can. Of course, therapists can be subpoenaed too, so it's really just a catchy headline. But it got me thinking, because I know how many of you are still dictating notes into ChatGPT between clients, venting about a tough case, or asking it for a new intervention idea. You tell me about it constantly, in coaching calls and emails. In this episode of Run Your Private Practice with AI, I get into why that headline is pointing at something real, the other AI privacy stories that landed in my inbox this same week, and the specific settings and tools I actually use to keep client information off anything that could ever be subpoenaed. AI Tips You Don’t Want to Miss: Why what you type into a regular consumer AI doesn't get the same protection your own head or your locked EHR does. What it actually takes to verify and turn on the free HIPAA-compliant version of ChatGPT built for clinicians. How to block specific websites from an AI agent like Claude Cowork so it can never reach your EHR. The hidden risk of ambient AI notetakers like Granola sitting in on a session without the other person even knowing. A five-minute gut check to run on your own AI chat history before you assume none of this applies to you. Mentioned in this episode: Berries Academy: https://heyberries.com/academy ___________________________ Connect with me: Instagram: @thetravelingtherapist_kym Website: AIfortherapists.com Clinical AI Club and Thera AI Hub are merging into one larger program. Join the waitlist to be the first to hear about it: www.theraaihub.netlify.app Sponsored by Alma: www.helloalma.com/kym Sponsored by Berries: Use code 50FromKym for $50 off your first month www.heyberries.com/therapists


















