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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly entering the therapy world and reshaping how treatments are delivered, therapists’ workflow, and the clients’ use of chatbots and digital companions. This training helps clinicians understand what is already possible, what remains aspirational, and how to use AI responsibly and effectively in their own practice.
 

Participants will learn practical strategies for using AI to improve documentation, psychoeducation, and clinical efficiency; evaluate how clients’ engagement with chatbots affects therapeutic dynamics; and apply ethical, cultural, and relational lenses to these emerging technologies. Through demonstrations, discussions, and guided exercises, therapists will leave with tools and frameworks for evaluating and integrating AI while maintaining human connection, equity, and professional ethics.

Many clients who enter individual or couple therapy have difficulty managing emotions. This workshop will focus on the processes involved in emotional dysregulation, drawing on current findings in the fields of neurobiology and emotional memory research. Students will learn about universal triggers as well as ways to explore personal triggers that lead to poorly managed emotional reactions.
 

These findings will be translated to clinical interventions through the theoretical lenses of mindfulness, object relations and narrative therapies. Case presentations will demonstrate ways to apply these insights in individuals and couple therapy to demonstrate how clients can be guided to subdue strong emotions and generate more thoughtful and appropriate responses.