Clients are already using AI.
Your informed consent probably isn’t.
Instead of spending your limited brainpower rewriting legal-ish language about ChatGPT, apps, and AI tools, you can just steal mine.
This $5 template is a drop-in informed consent paragraph that covers client use of AI in a way that’s ethical, clear, and not dramatic. It invites clients to tell you they’re using AI, names the pros and cons, and sets clean boundaries—without sounding like you’re scared of technology or secretly endorsing it.
Steal this if you:
Are tired and don’t want to reinvent the wheel
Know clients are using AI and want it documented
Want ethical coverage without a whole policy overhaul
Don’t want to sell your soul (or your email) for a template
What you’re stealing:
One concise, client-friendly informed consent paragraph
Language aligned with ACA guidance
Easy copy-paste into your existing paperwork
$5. No funnel nonsense.
If you’re already on the T2T newsletter, you’ll stay on it. If you’re not, we won’t add you.
Because sometimes the most ethical choice is conserving your energy.
Important (but Human) Disclaimer
Quick housekeeping: I’m not a lawyer, accountant, financial advisor, or your therapist. Nothing here is legal, financial, tax, or therapy advice, and this content doesn’t create a therapist–client relationship.
Clients are already using AI.
Your informed consent probably isn’t.
Instead of spending your limited brainpower rewriting legal-ish language about ChatGPT, apps, and AI tools, you can just steal mine.
This $5 template is a drop-in informed consent paragraph that covers client use of AI in a way that’s ethical, clear, and not dramatic. It invites clients to tell you they’re using AI, names the pros and cons, and sets clean boundaries—without sounding like you’re scared of technology or secretly endorsing it.
Steal this if you:
Are tired and don’t want to reinvent the wheel
Know clients are using AI and want it documented
Want ethical coverage without a whole policy overhaul
Don’t want to sell your soul (or your email) for a template
What you’re stealing:
One concise, client-friendly informed consent paragraph
Language aligned with ACA guidance
Easy copy-paste into your existing paperwork
$5. No funnel nonsense.
If you’re already on the T2T newsletter, you’ll stay on it. If you’re not, we won’t add you.
Because sometimes the most ethical choice is conserving your energy.
Important (but Human) Disclaimer
Quick housekeeping: I’m not a lawyer, accountant, financial advisor, or your therapist. Nothing here is legal, financial, tax, or therapy advice, and this content doesn’t create a therapist–client relationship.
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