AI Ethics and Liability in Psychology: Essential Risk Mitigation Guide

Learn to use AI ethically in psychology while reducing liability risks, protecting clients, and maintaining professional judgment
On Demand Webinar
Part of the series

Protecting Your Practice With American Professional Agency

June 2026

58 minutes
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming psychology. But as psychologists integrate AI into their practices, they must prioritize human oversight—AI augments, never replaces, professional judgment.

Without robust risk mitigation, unchecked AI use risks eroding therapeutic trust, exacerbating disparities, and exposing practitioners to malpractice claims and licensing board complaints.

Learning objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants can:

  • Discuss potential risks in incorporating AI into their practices.
  • Describe three strategies for mitigating exposure to malpractice claims and licensing board complaints related to AI use.
  • Identify several ways to ethically integrate AI into their practices.

Presenter disclaimer

Allison Funicelli and Cara Staus, two of our presenters, have a working relationship with Allied World, underwriter for the American Professional Agency. As such, Funicelli and Staus have a financial and intellectual interest in the webinar content. The purpose of this presentation is to provide a balanced view of compliance and risk management issues for practitioners.

This program does not offer CE credit.

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Presenters

Allison Funicelli

Allison Funicelli, MPA, CCLA, ARM, CPHRM, DFASHRM

Cara Staus

Cara Staus, CPHRM, FASHRM