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Building a Platform That Helps the Helpers

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What if your practice management software actually made your life easier? In this episode, Liane Wood chats with Ali Taylor, CEO of Jane App, about how they're building tools that truly support Canadian therapists—from smart automation to AI-powered charting.

They dive into how therapist feedback shapes the Jane roadmap, the role of secure messaging, and what's coming next for group practices looking to scale with simplicity. If admin is eating up your time, this conversation is your roadmap back to what matters most: client care.

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What You'll Learn in This Episode:

  • Why Jane App was built with therapists, not doctors, in mind

  • How therapist feedback directly influences product updates

  • Exciting AI features on the horizon for charting and workflow

  • The biggest admin time-wasters (and how to reclaim your time)

  • Tools that support scaling group practices with ease

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