As our digital presence grows, so do the ethical complexities for mental health professionals navigating the blurred lines of online identity, digital self-disclosure, and AI-assisted tools. This training explores the evolving landscape of digital ethics with attention to boundary-setting, therapist visibility, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in shaping how we show up in clinical spaces. Through interactive case studies, reflective discussion, and practical application, participants will gain a clearer
understanding of how to ethically engage with emerging technologies—while maintaining professional standards, relational safety, and client-centered care.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Analyze digital identity and the ethical implications of therapist self-disclosure across online platforms.
• Apply boundary-setting frameworks to navigate emerging ethical concerns in digital and virtual spaces.
• Evaluate how the use of AI and other digital tools influences therapist identity, online presence, and
  boundary-setting in ethical practice.
• Implement an ethical decision-making model to guide practice in scenarios involving digital tools and
  therapist visibility.