Episode 29: AI and Massage Therapy (Part 2 of 2): Borrowed Words, Real Risks

Would you rather be trusted for a polished voice that isn't yours, or for your own imperfect one?

What happens when a therapist's words aren't really theirs? Jessica Ferrer, LMT, explores imposter syndrome, skill dependence, lessons from Cyrano de Bergerac, documentation that sounds good but goes unchecked, client privacy, diminished capacity, and the growing sameness of AI marketing, plus where AI may not belong in practice right now.

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Ep. 29: AI and Massage Therapy (Part 1 of 2): Borrowed Words, Real Risks | The Wise Practitioner
Jessica N. Ferrer
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