Storing UK client data in the EU: is it allowed?
UK law treats transfers to EEA states as approved, so no IDTA is needed. Here is what the texts say and what you still have to do.
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Is an AI scribe a medical device? What the MHRA's July 2026 guidance means for therapists
The MHRA's July 2026 guidance draws a line between AI scribes that only document and those that are medical devices. Here is where the line sits and what to check.
Best AI scribes for therapists and counsellors in the UK in 2026, checked one by one
We opened the websites of 12 AI scribes on 9 October 2026. Here is each one's price in £, data hosting, target users and MHRA status, as stated by the vendor.
AI notes for therapists in the UK: how they work and the 6 checks to make
How AI note tools turn a therapy session into a draft note you review. Six UK checks before you start: lawful basis, contract, hosting, audio, training and MHRA status.
BACP Ethical Framework 2026 and AI: what counsellors must do before using an AI note-taker
From 3 November 2026, BACP members must assess any AI tool and get client consent before use. Here is what clause 2.1(e) says and a checklist to follow.
Automatic session transcription: how it works, where it goes wrong and how to set it up properly
A transcription tool turns what is said in a session into text, and often into a session report. Here is how it works, what lowers its quality, the errors to look for when you review it and the simple settings that change the result.
Tools for psychologists in private practice in 2026: what is mandatory, what to check and what it costs
Diary, teleconsultation, invoicing, patient file, tests, phone, backups, supervision. For each need, this guide sets out what the rules require, what to check before paying and what it costs, with prices noted in October 2026.
Best AI scribe for psychiatrists in 2026: the tools available in France, checked one by one
Several AI tools now draft a psychiatrist's consultation report, but not all are built for psychiatry or open to doctors in private practice. We checked each tool on its publisher's website on 9 October 2026, limits included.
Delta or Nabla: which AI to choose as a psychologist or psychiatrist?
Nabla is a medical AI born in Paris and now mainly focused on large American health systems. Here is what it offers in France in October 2026, what it does better than Delta, and how to choose for your practice.
Delta or Doctolib: which AI assistant for your session notes?
We make Delta, and here we compare Delta with Doctolib's consultation assistant, including where Doctolib does better. Eligible professions, how it works, patient follow-up, data and prices, checked on 9 October 2026.
AI in clinical psychology: the 7 real risks and practical safeguards
AI is entering psychology practices, often faster than the rules that govern it. Here are the seven risks to know, what really reduces them, and the exact questions to ask before adopting a tool.
Professional secrecy, psychologists and AI: what the law allows, what it forbids and where the fault lies
The law bans no tool, but it punishes letting what a patient confides in you reach someone who has no right to know it. Here are the exact texts, the question of software vendors, and three concrete situations analysed one by one.