MFT Ethics & AI Clinical Documentation Tools
Self-study Quick CE Course
*New Self-Study CE Course!*
MFT Ethics & AI Clinical Documentation Tools
Curious about how AI note-taking tools like Upheal, Mentalyc AI, Twofold Health, Blueprint, Clinical Notes AI and Berries AI are retaining, storing, deleting and using "deidentified" client data and how using their platform may impact therapy?
🧠💻 Wondering what's ethically sound, and what raises red flags?
In this 1.75-hour self-paced CE course ($20), you'll get:
✅ A side-by-side comparison of 6 leading AI documentation tools
✅ An analysis of ethical risks and HIPAA compliance; we went deep into their Terms of Use to read the fine print of how client data is stored, retained and what your opt-out options are
✅ Real-world testing results from mock therapy sessions (in English & Spanish!)
✅ We show you exactly what to look for when you vet AI note-taking tools to use in your own practice and how to fully inform your clients of risks+benefits
🎯 This course is for YOU if you are a therapist, clinical supervisor, or educator. We give you exactly what you need to stay informed, intentional, and ethical as you explore AI clinical documentation tools.
📥 Preview & Enroll Now on my Podia website.
Engaging Supervisees from Equity-deserving Communities with Histories of Trauma
4 CE (NBCC)
Live - on Zoom
August 15, 2025
12:00pm - 4:30pm CT
If you’re here, you probably understand that effective clinical supervision goes far beyond just case consultation. It’s about creating spaces that are safe, reflective, and equity-informed.
I’m excited to invite you to my course, Engaging supervisees from equity-deserving communities with histories of trauma. This 4-hour CE course is designed for clinical supervisors who want to deepen their capacity to support supervisees navigating both trauma and systemic inequities.
We’ll explore how power, positionality, and trauma intersect in supervision; and how to show up in ways that are truly attuned to your supervisees’ lived experiences.
If you’re working with BIPOC clinicians, LGBTQIA2S+ supervisees, or those navigating other marginalized identities, you will find this course extremely helpful because I will give you the framework, tools, and true-and-tested strategies to help you cultivate trust, repair harm, and strengthen your supervisory alliance.
If you're committed to supervision that is both clinically rigorous and rooted in social justice, this course is for you.
Learn more and register here.
Learn with Dr. Sofia!
Foundations of Trauma-informed Therapy
Join Dr. Sofia and Dr. Sarah Stewart-Spencer for a Live Webinar
4 CE hours available for behavioral health clinicians
April 11, 2025 from 12pm-4:30pm EDT
Learn more & Register here!
Explore the Telehealth Certification Institute's CE courses and webinars for behavioral health clinicians of all licenses and levels:
Engaging Supervisees from Equity-deserving Communities with Histories of Trauma
Join me for a virtual advanced supervision course (3 Supervision CEs) to make your supervision trauma-informed & culturally responsive! This course is designed for new and experienced clinical supervisors.
Through case studies, experiential activities, and reflective discussions, I'll help you advance your ability to approach your equity-deserving supervisees with cultural humility, safety and trauma-informed empowerment.
When: April 25, 2025
Time: 11:00am to 2:20pm CST
Where: on Zoom
Investment: $89
CEUs: Three (3)
A Course for Supervisors:
What you will learn:
After this course, you will be able to:
- Define the terms trauma, systemic oppression, and equity-deserving identities in relation to clinical supervision.
- Analyze how trauma and systemic oppression impact the supervisory relationship with supervisees from equity-deserving communities.
- Evaluate one's own cultural biases, assumptions, and areas for growth as a supervisor working with culturally diverse supervisees and their clients.
- Apply trauma-informed and culturally responsive strategies to support supervisees' professional development and clinical effectiveness in both individual and group supervision.
Join me to learn how to have courageous conversations about identity, power, and privilege within the supervisory relationship, and develop a concrete plan to integrate trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices into your supervisory approach.
Key topics in this training include:
- Intersections of trauma, culture, and supervision
- Creating safety and containment in individual and group supervision
- Supporting supervisees' management of vicarious trauma
- Addressing microaggressions and ruptures in the supervisory alliance
- Promoting equity and inclusion in supervisory settings
You will leave with improved self-reflection skills, practical tools and interventions, as well as an individualized action plan for providing more trauma-informed, culturally responsive supervision.
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