AI in Clinical Practice
AI is already in clinical work. Everything here is about keeping clinical judgment in it too.
Find where to startSee the live courseHarm reduction, applied to AI
This isn't about avoiding AI, and it isn't about using it without thinking. It's the careful middle many clinicians already practice with clients.
Every AI output is written from a particular position, and that position describes some clients far better than others. Better tools don't change that. What changes it is a clinician who can read the output, see what it assumes, and decide whether it serves the person in front of them.
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Leading a team
Book a private cohort, coaching on client disclosure, or a clinical-practice AI policy review.
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Reading AI
30 live CE hours · cohorts capped at 25
The live course: Foundation, Recognition, Judgment, Practice, and The Client, spaced across three blocks with practicums and consultation.
See the courseThe blog series
New posts on the 1st and 15th
AI in Clinical Practice, in writing. Each post takes one pattern and one practice you can use.
Read the blog seriesVideos
Short explainers
Short videos on one idea at a time, for your own learning or to share with your team.
Coming soonWorking with AI
Two live sessions, about a month apart
For clinicians who use AI day to day: review methods, templates, and prompts, and keeping your framework from drifting to the tool's defaults. Open to those who have completed Reading AI.
Coming soonCluster sessions
Short CE sessions · length varies
Mini-arcs on one cluster of AI patterns at a time. Open to anyone; no prerequisite.
Coming soonJoin The Underrated Superhero: free for the newsletter and first word on new sessions, or as a paid member for 20% off and priority registration.
Stephanie Valentin, LCPC, CRADC, MAC, is a Child and Adolescent Therapist in Illinois with 15+ years in addiction and mental health treatment, most of it in agency-based outpatient practice. She is the founder of The Underrated Superhero, and has spent years building clinical tools with AI and documenting the standpoint its output carries.
The judgment is still yours
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