Al in Clinical Practice: Practical Integration for Therapists Without the Hype
Clinicians are being told Al will transform their practice, but the actual question is smaller and more useful: which tasks in your week could Al help with, and which should it stay out of? This workshop walks through the clinical workflow, intake, session prep, progress notes, treatment planning, treatment summaries, referral letters, psychoeducation handouts, and examines where Al tools add value, where they create more work than they save, and where they introduce clinical or ethical risk. We'll look at concrete examples of Al-assisted clinical writing alongside the prompts and review processes that make output usable. Clinicians will leave with a workflow they can implement Monday morning, scaled to their own comfort level.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Participants will learn:
- Identify the categories of Al tools currently relevant to clinical practice and the specific tasks each is designed to support
- Evaluate Al-generated clinical content against professional standards for documentation and clinical communication
- Apply a workflow framework for integrating Al assistance into intake, progress notes, and treatment planning
- Articulate which clinical tasks are appropriate for Al assistance and which should remain clinician-only
Practical Integration
Our course offers actionable steps to integrate AI into your clinical practice efficiently.
Risk Assessment
We help you identify where AI tools introduce clinical or ethical risk.
Customized Workflow
Leave with a workflow tailored to your comfort level, ready to implement.
Imagine a Clinical Practice Enhanced by AI, Without the Hype
Our course will guide you step-by-step to achieve this dream outcome.
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Dr. Corey Milsap is a licensed professional counselor in Georgia and a licensed mental health counselor in Florida, with experience in clinical, educational, and correctional settings. As a school psychologist and educational consultant, she has provided assessment, consultation, and training to students, families, educators, administrators, and agencies. Her areas of expertise include Response to Intervention, data-based decision-making, academic and behavioral interventions, crisis and risk assessment, and collaborative problem-solving.
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