In this Social Media Monthly episode of Good Enough Counsellors, Josephine explores how therapists can use AI (like ChatGPT) to make content creation easier, faster, and more authentic. She shares her personal experience of using artificial intelligence for idea generation, writing help, hooks, post repurposing, alt text, and even image creation. Josephine also shares cautions about how to use AI without losing your authentic voice. Finally, she gives practical examples of how to use AI tools for upcoming June social media dates, including Loneliness Awareness Week.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by social media or just curious about how AI can lighten your workload, this episode is packed with encouragement and realistic practical tips to help busy therapists.

Takeaways:

• How Josephine uses AI tools like ChatGPT in her own content process and how you can do so too
• Why AI is brilliant for ideas but bad for fact-checking
• How to prompt AI to suit your tone (and how NOT to make it sycophantic!)
• Cautions about common “AI giveaways” in social media posts
• How to repurpose posts across Facebook, Instagram, blogs, and podcasts
• Tips for using AI to generate alt text and create engaging visuals
• June 2025 social media awareness dates, including a deep dive into Loneliness Awareness Week posts across 4 therapy niches

• OpenAI.com
• lonelinessawarenessweek.org
• JosephineHughes.com

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