Turning technological change into better care, together with clients, families, clinicians, and institutions.
Maya Frankel & Michael Frankel
A weekly members' community with separate tracks for clinicians and for families — distinct content for each group, same shared home, free to start, with quarterly in-person intensives.
One track equips clinicians to implement technology wisely in practice. The other helps parents and families judge which AI tools are actually safe to use.
Contributors from clinical practice, research, and technology publish alongside us — Intraluna is a forum, not a closed shop.
Regular writing on assessment, therapy, and technology — grounded in clinical practice, not speculation.
Before a clinician recommends a tool, or a parent trusts one, someone has to ask the clinical questions the marketing doesn't answer: what does this tool actually understand, where does it fail, and who is accountable when it does.
Intraluna's methodology brings clinical rigor to that evaluation — and a dedicated clinic examines cases of AI-related psychological harm directly.
Licensed clinical psychologist with two decades of clinical practice, working across individuals, families, and institutional settings.
Licensed clinical psychologist and supervisor with over twenty years of clinical and supervisory experience, working at the intersection of psychology and technology.
Notes on assessment, therapy, and technology, sent when there's something worth sending.
Questions about the hub, the course tracks, or working with us — write to us directly.