Media & Interviews
Read published coverage and interviews about AI Powered Therapist. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, APT brings together AI-guided self-help and a path to independent licensed professionals. Explore the conversation about the technology’s possibilities, its limits, and the role of human care.
In the News
Louisiana First News · Baton Rouge
Published · Reported by Melanie Lowe
AI mental health support raises questions about benefits, risks
Reporter Melanie Lowe explores the potential benefits and risks of AI mental health support. Watch the station’s 2½-minute segment and read the accompanying article.
Watch the Louisiana First News segmentKYMA · NBC 11 / CBS 13
· Reported by Adrik Vargas
What AI mental health support looks like as California sets new limits
Scott Enrico and Stephanie Levitt spoke with reporter Adrik Vargas about AI self-help, the limits of chatbots, and the role of licensed human professionals as California considers new rules.
Read the KYMA storyTV-ready segment
- Live three-minute demo: turn a confusing text or decision into a neutral summary and practical next steps.
- Consumer safety: what AI should—and should not—do around emotional and mental-health concerns.
- Arizona founder story: how Scott and Stephanie developed a self-help platform with a path to independent licensed professionals.
Available formats
- Live in-studio demonstration
- Remote interview
- Morning-show consumer technology segment
- Founder or responsible-AI discussion
Clear boundaries are part of the story
AI Powered Therapist provides AI-guided self-help, educational information, and decision support. It is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, crisis care, or emergency support. Human coaching is nonclinical, and listed licensed professionals are independent providers. The platform does not require a user to publish private self-help entries.
Media contact
Scott Enrico, MBA
Co-founder & Developer, AI Powered Therapist
scott@aipoweredtherapist.com
480-444-6133
Scottsdale, Arizona