Speaker: J
Can you describe how Blueprint's AI Notetaker has helped you? The more specific the better!
J: As a therapist in private practice, I have found blueprint to be incredibly helpful in thinking about the ways in which I'm engaging in treatment with my clients and the ways that I'm able to support my clients. Um When I, when I say this, it's because blueprint in the notes, not only describes what the client's experiencing, but also how the therapist is engaging the client, which I find to be really interesting and helpful as a way to reflect on the work I'm doing. So, you know, I haven't been using blueprint for that long and I also know that like overall, it's been really great so far. And so I hope to continue to use it as a tool to both save me time, right? But also as a tool to make my documentation richer and stronger and more helpful. So I can look back at notes and see more about what my client was going through at the time. Um Stuff like that. So, yeah, I guess I'm just kind of seeing how it goes and so far so good.
How much time have you saved as a result of Blueprint's AI Notetaker? Have you re-invested this newfound time into anything notable?
J: So far since using blueprint A I note taker, I have saved probably about like an hour this past week. Um, I didn't use blueprint for all of my sessions and just some of them, but it definitely made it more concise and easier to create my progress notes. And so it'll be interesting to see in the future when I'm using it, you know, for my whole week, how much time it saves.
How do you describe Blueprint's AI Notetaker to clients when it comes to obtaining consent? How do clients react?
J: Talking with clients about using blueprint was something I was really afraid of because I think the idea of A I is really a lot. Um I don't like the way IA I has like taken over the entire world. Um and it's kind of creepy in some ways for a lot of reasons and also it is helpful and so with clients, I um I've just said that, you know, it's, it's a tool that I can use to help with documentation so I can be more present for them in their session. And I don't have to be like, you know, writing everything down that I think is important and that I can use it as a tool to support the work that way. So I can actually be more present for them while we meet. And that seems like it's been a helpful way to talk about using blueprint.
