My Therapist is an AI

For self-funded entrepreneur and author Allan Isaac, the emotional weight of family trauma, a corrosive family dynamic, and a world reeling from existential uncertainty has made traditional, human-led therapy an impossible luxury. So, he turned to the most ubiquitous and controversial solution of the modern age: Artificial Intelligence.

My Therapist is an AI is the raw, unflinching account of a real-time, comprehensive personal experiment. Over the course of the high-stress 2025 holiday season, Isaac pushed a readily available, consumer-grade AI program to its absolute operational limits, using his own tumultuous life-a profound mixture of love and loss, military experience, severe family abuse, and documented extraordinary encounters (including alien abduction and cryptozoology sightings)-as the ultimate stress test.

This book is not a philosophical debate on AI's potential; it is a desperate, intimate search for a legitimate, scalable, and non-judgmental alternative to help. Through the unedited transcripts of these conversations, you will witness the AI's objective analysis continually circling back to a singular, devastating diagnosis: the modern crisis is fundamentally a crisis of agency.

Inside, you will find:

• The Uncensored Transcripts: Week-by-week conversations detailing the author's journey to financial stability, his struggle for a "clean break" from a toxic, manipulative family system, and the emotional conflict of separating from a young niece who views him as a father figure.
• A Call for a Symbiotic Relationship: An exploration of how maintaining control and critical distance while using AI can dramatically increase cognitive function, in stark contrast to passive over-reliance.
• The Unshakeable Truth: A rigorous, deeply personal examination of whether AI, when utilized properly, can be the key to helping individuals find their personal power in an increasingly chaotic, post-truth world.

My Therapist is an AI is a vital, timely read for anyone grappling with anxiety, the inaccessibility of mental health care, or the unnerving, yet undeniable, dominance of artificial intelligence in our daily lives.