AI in Clinical Supervision: Ethics, Awareness, and Responsibility

About this episode

Dr. Amy Parks discusses the integration of AI in clinical supervision, focusing on ethical considerations and the importance of relational processes in supervision.

Artificial intelligence is already part of clinical supervision, whether we acknowledge it or not. From documentation and treatment planning to reflective practice and supervision prep, AI is shaping how clinicians work and how supervisors guide development. In this episode of Supervision Simplified , Dr. Amy Parks offers a clear, ethical, and human-centered framework for supervising in an AI-influenced landscape. This conversation moves beyond hype and fear to focus on what supervisors actually need: judgment, awareness, and responsibility. Dr. Parks examines emerging research, ethical risk areas, and real-world use cases while emphasizing one essential truth: supervision is not an output skill. It is a relational process designed to shape clinical judgment over time. This episode is for supervisors, educators, and clinicians who want to engage AI thoughtfully without losing the heart of the work.

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Host: Supervision Simplified Podcast

Guest: Dr. Amy Parks

Topics covered

• AI in clinical supervision
• ethics
• human-centered framework
• supervision process
• clinical judgment
• emerging research

Keywords

• artificial intelligence
• clinical supervision
• ethical framework
• supervisory practice
• reflective practice
• treatment planning

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