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AI disclosure examples for life coaches

You use AI to prep notes and resources, but coaching is deeply personal. Here’s how to say it so clients trust you more, not less.

Educational, copy-and-adapt templates for honest client communication — not legal advice. Not for medical, legal, financial, or child-related services.

Copy-and-adapt examples

Website — short
I sometimes use AI tools to help me organize notes and prepare resources between our sessions. Our coaching conversations — and the listening, care, and judgment in them — are always fully human. It’s just you and me.
Website — warm
A quick note on how I work: I use AI to help with the behind-the-scenes parts of coaching — summarizing session notes, drafting worksheets, and organizing plans. I never put your personal details into AI tools, and AI is never part of the actual coaching relationship. The support, accountability, and understanding are mine to give, and I take that seriously.
Client onboarding line
One thing I like to be upfront about: I use AI as a quiet assistant for prep and admin, never as a stand-in for me. If you’d ever prefer I skip AI for any part of your materials, just tell me and I’ll honor it.
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Everything here is a starting point for honest communication, not legal advice. Read, adapt, and use your own judgment.