The Future of Therapy is Both Human and Digital
Description
In this episode, I spoke with Michela, a therapist who combines traditional therapy with neurofeedback - a technology that helps people understand and work with their brain patterns. She shares how biological understanding can enhance emotional healing, with her clients often seeing 30-70% reductions in symptoms. We dive into fascinating discussions about the future of therapy technology, from using AI to help match clients with the right therapist, to automating the insurance nightmare many practitioners face. Michela offers a thoughtful perspective on how tech tools, from neurofeedback to AI, could help therapists focus more on what matters most - the human connection in the therapy room.
Chapters:
(00:00:00 ) - Understanding Therapy Through Both Heart and Brain
(00:05:00 ) - What is Neurofeedback & How Does it Work?
(00:13:00 ) - Brain Mapping: Making the Invisible Visible
(00:19:00 ) - The Insurance Challenge: Why Private Pay Matters
(00:24:00 ) - Quality Control in Brain Training
(00:28:00 ) - AI's Potential: From Notes to Client Matching
(00:32:00 ) - Reimagining Therapy with Technology
About the Host:
Moody Abdul is the co-founder of Klarify and host of the Future of Therapy podcast. After experiencing the powerful combination of therapy and AI tools during a personal breakthrough, he became passionate about helping therapists leverage technology to enhance their practice. Through Klarify, he's working to automate time-consuming tasks like case notes, allowing therapists to focus more on client care. The Future of Therapy podcast reaches over 38,000 therapists across North America.
- Website: https://www.klarify.ca/
- LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/moodyabdul
About Michela:
Michela founded Connective Brain Counseling in Denver, where she combines neurofeedback technology with traditional therapy approaches. Her integrative method helps clients work through everything from historical trauma to peak performance goals. She's also passionate about making therapy more accessible - training other therapists in neurofeedback through her online program and exploring how new technologies can enhance therapeutic practice. When she's not innovating in mental health care, you'll find her taking her dogs to the park or spending time with family near her hometown of Lake Tahoe.



