Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are becoming more common in therapy note writing, offering potential benefits but also raising important ethical questions. This course explores how AI can be integrated into clinical documentation while maintaining confidentiality, accuracy, and ethical standards.

We will review key features of AI note-writing tools, discuss risks related to privacy and consent, and outline considerations for HIPAA compliance. The course includes practical guidance on how to assess whether AI fits into your practice and how to communicate its use to clients transparently.

Designed for psychologists and mental health providers, this content supports thoughtful, informed decision-making about emerging technology in clinical care.

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Delve into the mental health challenges faced by ICU survivors. This course features distinguished experts—Dr. Kirsten Harrell, Dr. Megan Hosey, and Dr. James Jackson—who share their wealth of lived and academic knowledge on the psychological impacts of critical illness.

Dr. Kirsten Harrell shares her personal experience and highlights significant cognitive and emotional experiences, including PTSD, anxiety, and depression, which are often exacerbated by ICU delirium and misunderstood by therapists. The importance of trauma-informed care and individualized therapeutic approaches is emphasized, with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) being particularly effective in helping patients accept new challenges and live in alignment with personal values. Dr. James Jackson underscores the need for increased awareness and education among healthcare providers about the chronic nature of post-ICU syndrome and its pervasive symptoms. He advocates for the incorporation of ICU diaries as therapeutic tools to aid in processing trauma. Dr. Megan Hosey supports the essential involvement of mental health professionals in inpatient settings, stressing the impact of clear communication and family involvement during ICU stays. Overall, the discussion aims to educate mental health professionals about the long-term psychological impacts of critical illness and the importance of comprehensive, empathetic care strategies.

In this episode, David Bendor, PsyD, discusses Hartford Hospital's Young Adult Medical Track Program. He describes the program's unique support for 18-26-year-olds facing physical and mental health challenges. Learn about the program's innovative approach and goals for the future.

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Hartford Hospital's Institute of Living Young Adult Medical Track Program

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