Are you curious about AI but worried about losing the "human touch"? In this course, Sherry Sancibrian, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-CL, F-ASHA, explores how speech-language pathologists can take advantage of AI while staying grounded in ethical practice. From protecting client privacy to recognizing bias and ensuring accuracy, participants will learn how to make informed decisions about when, how, and whether to use AI in their clinical work.
Moving beyond the buzzwords, this course examines how generative AI tools can support therapy preparation, individualized intervention materials, and documentation without compromising professional responsibilities. Participants will explore how to evaluate AI-generated content for accuracy, credibility, and alignment with evidence-based and neurodiversity-affirming practices, while addressing important considerations related to HIPAA, FERPA, accessibility, and equity.
Through practical examples and ethical decision-making strategies, participants will gain a better understanding of AI's capabilities, limitations, and potential risks. The goal isn't to replace clinical expertise or human connection, but to learn how AI can serve as a helpful assistant while keeping professional judgment, client well-being, and ethical responsibilities at the center of care.
Moving beyond the buzzwords, this course examines how generative AI tools can support therapy preparation, individualized intervention materials, and documentation without compromising professional responsibilities. Participants will explore how to evaluate AI-generated content for accuracy, credibility, and alignment with evidence-based and neurodiversity-affirming practices, while addressing important considerations related to HIPAA, FERPA, accessibility, and equity.
Through practical examples and ethical decision-making strategies, participants will gain a better understanding of AI's capabilities, limitations, and potential risks. The goal isn't to replace clinical expertise or human connection, but to learn how AI can serve as a helpful assistant while keeping professional judgment, client well-being, and ethical responsibilities at the center of care.
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