For more than 20 years, the Foundation for the Contemporary Family has been committed to bringing high-quality in-person, innovative clinical training in couples and family therapy to Southern California.

 

Artificial intelligence is at the forefront of everyone’s mind these days, and it’s transforming mental health care—from documentation and assessment to the very fabric of how clients think and relate to therapy. As technology advances faster than our ethical guidelines, therapists face a crucial challenge: how to stay informed , grounded, and human-centered in a rapidly shifting landscape.

 

To meet that challenge, we are bringing a talented group from the Bay Area - one technology expert and 2 clinical psychologists who have created an innovative and clinically oriented workshop designed for therapists who want to:

• Understand how AI really works in plain, therapist-friendly language

• Navigate ethical gray areas where formal guidance is still emerging

• Embrace innovation while protecting the humanity of therapy

• Learn about specific AI tools that are the most useful

• See case examples and live role plays exploring real clinical dilemmas

 

Whether you’re curious, skeptical or cautiously optimistic, please join us for a thought provoking, interactive day that helps you stay current without losing the human connection that makes therapy transformative.

 

The Foundation for the Contemporary Family is underwriting this event so that we can offer this high-caliber training at a lower cost—and it includes a buffet lunch. Plus, we are able to give out more scholarships than ever before.

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Judith Z. Anderson, Ph.D.

President, Foundation for the Contemporary Family
Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior
University of California, Irvine

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