A psychedelic therapy clinic is one of the most scope-sensitive operations a chatbot can sit in front of. Prospective clients arrive with questions that are half practical and half clinical: what is the difference between Oregon Measure 109 psilocybin services and Colorado's natural medicine program, can I be on an SSRI during ketamine-assisted therapy, how many preparation and integration sessions are bundled, what is the typical dose range, what happens if I have a difficult experience. SleekAI is configured to answer the published program facts from your WordPress pages and refuse the rest.

Operationally the bot reads the same content your intake coordinator quotes from: the program tiers in wp_posts, the session counts and prices in ACF fields, the FAQ section on contraindications, the consent form summary, and the list of licensed facilitators on staff. It can compare your six-session ketamine track against your three-session psilocybin facilitation, surface the deposit and refund policy, and book a free 20-minute discovery call with the lead therapist through Calendly or SimplePractice.

What it never does is screen anyone. Bipolar I, schizophrenia spectrum, active psychosis, lithium use, recent MAOI exposure, severe cardiovascular conditions, and pregnancy are common exclusions but a chatbot has no business confirming or denying eligibility. The bot says so clearly, lists the published exclusion categories, and books the discovery call so a clinician makes that call.

Psychedelic therapy sits at the intersection of three uncomfortable realities for a website operator. The legal landscape is uneven, with Oregon and Colorado running publicly authorized programs while every other US state is some flavor of off-label, research, or compassionate use. The clinical scope is narrow and the stakes are high, with serotonergic medication interactions and a meaningful list of psychiatric contraindications that no chatbot should opine on.

And the audience is unusually well-read, having spent months on Reddit and Erowid before they land on your contact page, which means generic marketing copy reads as dishonest. SleekAI handles all three. It uses your own legal language per jurisdiction so the program description matches what your attorney already cleared.

It refuses every personal eligibility, dose, and medication question with a consistent script and routes to the licensed therapist who actually does screening. And it can quote the specific session counts, total cost, deposit, and refund policy from your live ACF fields so a prepared prospect gets the exact same numbers the intake coordinator would quote on the phone. The result is a bot that does the educational and booking work without ever stepping into the therapist's chair.

Conversations log to your WordPress database with model, tokens, and origin page so the clinical director can audit refusal coverage at the end of each month and adjust the prompt where the bot drifted.