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AI in Mental Health: Essential Skills

Molly Pachan, PhD
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These seminars meet criteria for PSYPACT continuing education for "the use of technology in psychology"

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AI is already in the therapy room. Are you ready to practice alongside it? This five-part series introduces the AI-ASK framework and equips mental health professionals with a clear, clinically grounded method for assessing patient AI use, understanding technological innovations, navigating risk, protecting confidentiality, preserving clinical judgment, applications to teletherapy, and exploring the future of psychotherapy. Special attention will be paid to ethical responsibilities in professional care, including the values of patient autonomy, clinical beneficence, and non-maleficence through discussions of freedom and privacy to support a balanced approach to AI benefits and risks. Featuring guest commentary from leading voices across psychiatry, psychology, ethics, law, and clinical practice, including Todd Essig, PhD, Carl Fleischer, MD, Michael Groat, PhD, Ammara Khalid, PsyD, Sean Perryman, JD, and Rachel Ruiz, LCSW. Each seminar may be take as a standalone workshop, and the full five-part series offers a cumulative learning experience that deepens clinical skills, confidence, and ethical competence for practicing in the age of AI.

Educational Goal

The educational goal of this series is to equip providers with the AI-ASK framework to ethically and clinically integrate AI into practice while upholding patient autonomy, confidentiality, and non-maleficence.

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Molly Pachan, PhD
Dr. Pachan is a clinical psychologist and AI expert who specializes in assessing and addressing the impact of patient AI usage.

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  • Molly Pachan PhD