Read the film transcript
Peter Hanley narrates over music.
I became a psychologist to help people. To listen. To be there when it matters.
But between the work, the bills and everything that needs doing, I rely on technology to keep up.
I knew I wasn't the only one. So many of us spend our days caring for others, then struggle to make room for our own lives.
That's why I built Praxi - a secure online practice management platform for humans and agents, that feels like home.
At the start of the day, I want to see what needs my attention. Who I'm seeing. What needs preparing. And what's still waiting for me.
One place for my calendar, tasks, notes and the team around me. Fewer tabs. Less joining everything together.
AI to help with the work, with my judgement, and my responsibility, at every step.
And when I'm away from my desk, my practice is still within reach.
Technology won't solve everything. But thoughtfully designed technology can make life a little easier.
More room to listen. More room for the people we love. And the moments we don't get back.
Praxi is here to make room for the human.
The reason behind Praxi
A practice.
And a life.
I’m a practising psychologist in Melbourne. I know what it is to care about the person in front of you, and still be thinking about everything waiting afterwards.
Praxi grows from a simple belief: technology should help us make room for the work we care about, and the people we’re doing it all for.
