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May 7, 2026 5:00PM - 8:30 PM, virtual via Zoom
Join presenters and LTAI organizers Chris, Liz, and Casey to learn about ethical considerations for the modern therapist.
This workshop will highlight how the rise of social media in a chronically-online world impacts clinicians practicing in 2026. We will explore the ethics surrounding social media marketing, “therapytok” content creators who also practice therapy, and the impact of shared, simultaneous trauma between therapist and client resulting from constant access to news through social media. The focus will be to assist attendees in navigating their own ethical guidelines when making decisions for themselves and their practice regarding artificial intelligence, social media, privacy and security, and informed consent. Some of the more modern risks associated with ethical guidelines between therapists and clients will also be outlined and discussed in order to provide clarity on clinical responsibilities and confidentiality. Presented by Christian Brown, LCSW, CAADC, CFCS, Liz Rhea, LCSW, LICSW, and Casey Schrader, LCSW, LICSW, CFCS.
Please select admission type to receive CE credit or to attend without CE credit. CE credit will be applicable to clinicians licensed in Georgia only.
This workshop is approved for 3 Ethics CE hours for Social Workers and Professional Counselors licensed in Georgia. Please be aware that CE credit will be approved for clinicians licensed in Georgia only. Synchronous credit will be available for professional counselors and social workers in GA. Asynchronous CE credit will only be available for social workers licensed in GA.
May 7, 2026 5:00PM - 8:30 PM, virtual via Zoom
Join presenters and LTAI organizers Chris, Liz, and Casey to learn about ethical considerations for the modern therapist.
This workshop will highlight how the rise of social media in a chronically-online world impacts clinicians practicing in 2026. We will explore the ethics surrounding social media marketing, “therapytok” content creators who also practice therapy, and the impact of shared, simultaneous trauma between therapist and client resulting from constant access to news through social media. The focus will be to assist attendees in navigating their own ethical guidelines when making decisions for themselves and their practice regarding artificial intelligence, social media, privacy and security, and informed consent. Some of the more modern risks associated with ethical guidelines between therapists and clients will also be outlined and discussed in order to provide clarity on clinical responsibilities and confidentiality. Presented by Christian Brown, LCSW, CAADC, CFCS, Liz Rhea, LCSW, LICSW, and Casey Schrader, LCSW, LICSW, CFCS.
Please select admission type to receive CE credit or to attend without CE credit. CE credit will be applicable to clinicians licensed in Georgia only.
This workshop is approved for 3 Ethics CE hours for Social Workers and Professional Counselors licensed in Georgia. Please be aware that CE credit will be approved for clinicians licensed in Georgia only. Synchronous credit will be available for professional counselors and social workers in GA. Asynchronous CE credit will only be available for social workers licensed in GA.
