Two Chairs is redefining mental health care with a fully integrated therapy and psychiatry offering, designed to deliver the right care at the right time. We combine thoughtful technology, a collaborative clinical team model, and measurement-based care to drive better outcomes for patients and a better experience for providers. We’re breaking down barriers to access, prioritizing care quality over quantity, and raising the standard for what mental health care can and should be.
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Day 1 of #BHT2025 — enjoyed moderating, seeing the appropriately glamorous Solome Tibebu, a PACKED session on AI in mental healthcare and a lovely view here in San Diego 🌞 Colleen Marshall, Nicole Stelter, Ann O'Grady were excellent in our conversation on value and outcomes in behavioral health. Thanks Two Chairs for the invite!
Great conversation on the Behavioral Health Tech stage today on redefining value in behavioral health! When we talk about value, we’re really talking about outcomes — are patients feeling and functioning better in their daily lives? Shout out to Anastassia Gliadkovskaya for moderating this important discussion, and big thank you to Ann O'Grady, Nicole Stelter, and our own Colleen Marshall for their insightful contributions. We’re feeling energized to keep building an effective behavioral health system that’s accountable, affordable, and human-centered. #BHT2025
We’re in San Diego and so energized for this week at #BHT2025! 💛 Come by booth 517 to hear about our integrated therapy and psychiatry model and how it’s built for access and better outcomes. Our team would love to say hello, listen to your behavioral health network challenges, and talk about how we can partner with you to solve them.
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I’ve been digging into a new paper on the application of AI in mental health care, and it walked us through a familiar cycle of hype and hope. The review shows that AI-chatbots – including newer GenAI models – have shown some short-term effectiveness in improving depression symptoms, but longer term effectiveness is much lower, and the effects on anxiety and stress are less impressive. The authors note a few key concerns with AI that have troubled me as well. Specifically, although they can generate superficial empathic responses, this is based only on textual analysis, mimicking an emotional connection rather than relating to an individual in a genuine way. These tools also fare poorly – at least for now – at longer term planning and maintaining a cohesive therapeutic relationship across multiple sessions with a patient. Of course, as noted by many others, transparency and issues around data privacy and safety remain significant obstacles. At Two Chairs, we believe in thoughtful applications of AI. AI will never replace human clinicians, but we believe it can help them be better by reducing administrative burden, enabling more meaningful patient time, and strengthening the human connection between patient and therapist.. If you’re interested in the current state of AI evidence, this paper is worth a read. 🔗https://lnkd.in/erYG3bu9 #BehavioralHealth #MentalHealthCare #DigitalHealth #AIinHealthcare #AIinMentalHealth
Feeling the weight of practicing solo? At Two Chairs, our therapists find community, growth, and the kind of support that makes all the difference. 💛 Hear from Laura Schoen Doughty about how collaboration beats isolation, every time.
To truly redefine value in behavioral health, we have to focus on outcomes. We’re excited to announce our Chief Clinical Officer Colleen Marshall will speak about the urgency and necessity of value-based care at the Behavioral Health Tech conference, alongside Anastassia Gliadkovskaya, Deborah Fernandez-Turner, DO, DFAACAP, CHIE, and Ann O'Grady. For years, the behavioral health field has been stuck in a cycle of fee-for-service inertia — talking about value, but rarely aligning payment with real outcomes. That’s finally starting to change. We’re seeing more models that reward what matters: clinical improvement, retention, patient experience, and reductions in medical cost. Join us to hear from these leaders on why this is important now, and how we can use data and technology not only to report on progress, but to drive it. #BHT2025
We’re excited to welcome an incredible leader to Two Chairs as we continue to grow and expand access to high-quality mental health care. Aleksandra Peters has joined us as Chief People Officer, bringing a wealth of experience to our leadership team. She is committed to a culture of inclusion and an exceptional clinician experience, and will be instrumental in scaling our people strategy as we grow. With Aleksandra’s leadership, we’re in an even stronger position to support our clinicians, empower our teams, and deliver exceptional, outcomes-driven mental health care at scale. Welcome to the team, Aleksandra Peters!
In case you missed it, Two Chairs Chief Clinical Officer Colleen Marshall authored a piece in MedCity News last month about why we need to rethink private practice mental health care. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gY66_fNd