Title: Artificial Intelligence Bundle

Description: This bundle presents insight into navigating the fine balance between technological advancement and maintaining ethical standards essential for safeguarding the well-being of clients. Discussion is presented on how AI regulation may prevent harm yet curtail advancements if taken too far. AI regulation is at the intersection of counseling practice, advocacy, and ethics. Attendees will leave with a nuanced understanding of AI integration and ethical practices in the ever-evolving landscape of counseling.

Title: Balancing Innovation and Ethics: AI Regulation and the Counseling Field

Presenter: Russell Fulmer, PhD

Description: Should counselors promote artificial intelligence (AI) regulation by governments and their own association or caution against it? This session discusses how AI regulation may prevent harm yet curtail advancements if taken too far. Career development is an applied area of focus for this session. AI is changing the world of work. Regulation may save jobs, but at what cost? AI regulation is at the intersection of counseling practice, advocacy and ethics.

Title: Distance Counseling and Supervision: A Guide for Mental Health Clinicians

Title: Distance Counseling and the Regulatory Environment: Practical Implications and Best Practices

Author: Jason Martin, PhD

Description: Distance Counseling and the Regulatory Environment: Practical Implications and Best Practices uses Chapter 4: Navigating the Regulatory Gauntlet by Jason K. Martin from Distance Counseling and Supervision: A Guide for Mental Health Clinicians (Williamson & Williamson, 2021) discusses the ethical, legal, regulatory, and practical considerations for the application of technology in ways that are secure and best serve clients and supervisees. This Continuing Professional Development resource provides counselors with a rationale to understand the ethics of distance counseling, explain some best practices for adhering to HIPAA, HITECH, and FERPA, and examine some practical implications for counselor practitioners and educators.

Title: Ethical Issues Related to the Use of Technology in Clinical Supervision

Authors: Harriet L. Glosoff, PhD; Edina Renfro-Michel, PhD; and Sudha Nagarajan, EdS

Description: In this chapter, we focus on ethical guidelines that are available for counseling supervisors and the underlying ethical principles and virtues to consider in the use of technology-assisted-supervision (TAS).

Title: Guardians of Ethical Integrity in a New Artificially Intelligent Galaxy

Presenter: Marcelle Giovannetti, EdD

Description: This session will highlight the intricate interplay of technology and ethics in the counseling profession, exploring potential benefits and ethical challenges. Attendees will gain insight into navigating the fine balance between technological advancement and maintaining ethical standards essential for safeguarding the well-being of clients. Attendees will leave with a nuanced understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) integration and ethical practices in the ever-evolving landscape of counseling.

Title: Mental Health Counseling Technology: Ethical and Risk Management Strategies for Professional Counselors

Presenters: Anne Marie "Nancy" Wheeler, JD

Description: Mental Health Counseling Technology: Ethical and Risks Management Strategies for Professional Counselors includes a case study with remarkable ethical and risk management concerns from HPSO. The presenters explore positive practices and risk management strategies to help professional counselors engage in ethical practice. This Continuing Professional Development resource provides counselors with a rationale to understand the roles for professional disclosure statements and informed consent, explain risk management considerations when using technology in counseling, and apply ethical practices and risk mitigation strategies for telebehavioral counseling. Special attention is given to employment and independent contracting scenarios where a professional counselor works for a virtual care clinic or telehealth clinic.

Title: Private Practice: Choosing a Best-Fit EHR

Presenters: Robert A. Reinhardt, MEd and John P. Duggan, EdD

Description: Counselors use Electronic Health Records (EHR) in order to improve their practices, satisfy insurance and meet regulatory requirements. Choosing a ""good fit"" EHR can be a daunting task, yet learning about EHR options can reduce troublesome challenges. In this webinar, Counseling Today’s Tech Tutor, Rob Reinhardt, explains how counselors can select electronic practice management resources to meet the unique needs of their practice and how to avoid costly mistakes.

Title: Professional Updates: Navigating Telehealth and the Counseling Compact

Presenters: Dominique Marsalek; Lynn E. Linde, EdD; and John P. Duggan, EdD

Description: This video provides professional updates on telehealth practiceas temporary practice privileges end as States of Emergencyfor the pandemic expire.Professional counselors must ensure they follow ethical standards and regulatory issues. Additionally, this training will highlight informed consent (which includes professional disclosures), the interstate Counseling Compact and telehealth advocacy highlights.