AI is everywhere right now - but how do you know what's actually useful, what's safe, and what's just hype? This session cuts through the noise and gives psychologists the knowledge to evaluate, choose, and use AI tools confidently and ethically in their own practice. Designed for psychologists at all career stages who are curious about AI, already experimenting, or wondering whether it has a real place in their practice. No product recommendations, no shortcuts - just the framework you need to make smart decisions yourself.
Key concepts covered
- What AI tools can and can't do realistically in a psychological practice context
- The questions you should be asking before adopting any AI tool - clinical, ethical, and practical
- What good AI-assisted report writing actually looks like - and the criteria for evaluating any tool that claims to help
- Confidentiality, privacy, and AHPRA considerations you need to have covered first
- How to build a workflow that saves real time without compromising your clinical standards
- How AI can support a more sustainable, manageable practice - and what to look for when exploring your options
Key takeaways
- A personal framework for evaluating any AI tool against your own practice needs
- Confidence to move beyond dabbling and make intentional, informed decisions about AI
- A clearer sense of what good AI integration looks like - and the right questions to ask to find it.
About our presenter: Lisa Irving
Lisa is a psychologist with clinical endorsement and the Founder of Virtuosa AI, a report-writing application designed to help psychologists produce high-quality, defensible reports with greater efficiency, and reduced cognitive load. With over three decades of experience in private practice, including extensive work in PTSD and trauma, Lisa has a deep understanding of the clinical, cognitive, and time demands placed on professionals. Her work has spanned complex psychological presentations, particularly within workplace and compensation contexts.
Lisa’s work sits at the intersection of psychology and innovation, with a focus on supporting professionals to work more effectively while maintaining high standards of care, accountability, and defensibility.
Webinar timing: 7:00 – 8:00 pm AEST
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