Summary
Restricts the use of artificial intelligence in therapy and psychotherapy services by allowing only supervised administrative or supplementary support, with notice, consent, confidentiality, and professional responsibility requirements.
Healthcare Implications
Creates direct guardrails for AI in mental health care by prohibiting AI from making independent therapeutic decisions or directly communicating with clients. Behavioral health practices, providers, and vendors will need to align workflows, disclosures, and data handling with clinical and privacy standards.