30/03/2026
USE OF AI IN CLINICAL SETTINGS: CPD EVENT
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape healthcare, its role in therapy and clinical practice is rapidly expanding.
This CPD session is designed to support behavioural therapists in confidently understanding and applying AI in their work.
Through a structured and practical approach, this workshop will introduce core AI concepts, key terminology, and ethical frameworks—building a strong foundation in AI literacy tailored to clinical settings.
Participants will explore real-world applications of AI across therapeutic workflows, including:
Client intake and assessment Informed consent processes Clinical documentation
You’ll also gain hands-on insight into evaluating AI tools—learning how to identify bias, assess outputs, and determine when and how AI can be appropriately integrated into therapy.
Grounded in ethical and professional standards, the session will help you develop critical decision-making skills around responsible AI use.
Drawing on Aeli’s tiered AI-integrated clinical workflow, this CPD provides a clear and actionable framework for incorporating AI into your practice—while maintaining clinical integrity and prioritising client wellbeing.
Who Should Attend: Behavioural therapists Counsellors and psychotherapists
Mental health professionals interested in AI Clinical practitioners exploring digital tools.
Date & Time:
📅 Friday 24 April 2026 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location:
HQ Therapy Room
About the Facilitator:
To book a place use this link > https://bit.ly/AI-IN-CLINICAL-SETTINGS
Winnie Akadjo brings over 10 years of experience in technology and innovation, alongside a background in Journalism and an incoming MSc in Psychology.
Her work is deeply informed by lived experience within the mental health system, driving her mission to improve continuity of care between therapy sessions.
She is currently building clinical infrastructure that enables therapists to safely integrate AI into their practice—enhancing accessibility, support, and long-term client outcomes.
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