Ethical AI for Clinicians: Documentation, Assessment & Relational Care in the Age of AI

Course overview

AI is no longer arriving in clinical practice it's already here. Documentation tools draft progress notes, chatbots provide between-session support, and clients arrive in session having already consulted an AI about their symptoms. The question is no longer whether AI belongs in mental health work. The question is how to integrate it thoughtfully, ethically, and in ways that strengthen the therapeutic relationship rather than erode it. This 6-hour training equips clinicians with practical tools and a grounded ethical framework for AI integration in everyday clinical work. Move beyond surface-level compliance questions and into the real terrain you navigate each week: documentation, client communication, assessment support, supervision, and cultural responsiveness when algorithms enter the room. You'll leave with hands-on familiarity with current AI tools, a working framework for ethical decision-making rooted in relational care principles, and a clear sense of how to build sustainable AI practices within your own clinical context. Designed for licensed mental health professionals who want to engage AI seriously without losing what makes their work human.