Observed arrival · 2026-09-06
Touch Grass Wellness: Counselling for AI-related distress
A British Columbia counselling practice being assembled for people whose AI chatbot use is affecting sleep, relationships, stress, or their sense of reality.
Field notes
The practice frames chatbot-related distress through a sequence of use, sleep, isolation, stress, and changing beliefs rather than treating the phrase “AI psychosis” as a diagnosis. Its warning-sign section includes late-night sessions, withdrawal from friends, and treating a chatbot as a sentient partner or authority. The site also points readers toward research and British Columbia counselling bodies. The clinical team, booking process, fees, session format, and location remain in preparation.
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