I'm an MFT trainee studying to be a marriage and family therapist, and I build AI software for mental health. I have so many ideas, and AI has finally given me a way to build them.
I'm Valdrex, based in Los Angeles. I'm an MFT trainee at CSUN, studying to be a marriage and family therapist, and I've worked inside behavioral health and residential treatment. So I know what those days actually look like, including how much of one gets eaten by paperwork and phone calls.
I also build AI software, and honestly, I do it because I love building things. I love AI and everything to do with it. I have so many ideas, and AI has given me the opportunity to build a lot of my dreams. That's the real reason any of this exists.
That's where Miwa came from, an AI-native EHR and practice assistant for therapists. I'm building the tool for the profession I'm training in. Then Pwosesis, a private AI writing and thinking space for anyone working or studying in mental health.
Then people started paying me to build theirs. An operations platform that carries home health and hospice agencies from referral to paid claim, a per-diem marketplace for nurses and aides, and a placement service in Las Vegas.
I can build pretty much anything on software. I focus on mental health because that's my field, and because I'd rather build things that help people or push what we're able to do. AI lets me do both. I lean on it hard to move fast, and I bring in specialist engineers when a build needs expertise I don't have.
Los Angeles, California
Marriage & Family Therapy, CSUN
Behavioral health & residential treatment
Five live platforms, three for clients
I want to watch how your day actually runs before I build anything. The best ideas come from that, not from a feature list.
A small tool people open every day beats a big platform that never launches. I'd rather get the first one live.
AI is how I build in weeks what used to take months. I use it hard, and I check the work.
Training, documentation, and someone to call. Not a system only I understand.
I'm always happy to talk through an idea or a process that isn't working, whether or not it turns into a project.