Episode 438: Google’s Gemini AI Tool & HIPAA

We discuss:

Common use cases for Gemini in a group practice context
What’s covered under the Google Workspace BAA (and what isn’t)
Ethical and legal considerations for using PHI with AI tools
Informed consent for clients when AI tools are used for clinical documentation
Establishing a Gemini usage policy for your practice

Episode 436: Neurodivergent Leadership and Fostering a Neurodivergent-friendly Work Culture, with guest Patrick Casale

We discuss:

Understanding your own neurotype as a leader
Considerations for developing a neuro-affirming workplace
Creating an environment where staff can ask for the accommodations they need
Resources for practice owners to improve accessibility
Therapist directories that prioritize accessibility and identity
Soliciting feedback from staff

Episode 434: Secure, Efficient, and Effective Ways to Record Client Sessions When Needed

We discuss:

Why sessions may need to be recorded
The risks around different ways to record sessions
The easiest way to record sessions securely (for most practices, without adding a new service to your tech stack)
Exactly how to record sessions in Google Meet
For sessions using Google Meet, another teletherapy platform, and meeting in person
Usage notes with tips to make the process run smoothly for clinicians and clients

Episode 433: Intersections of Accessibility & Technology in Therapy Practice

We discuss:

The number of mental health clinicians who are disabled
Navigating identity as a disabled person and as a helping professional, especially where those identities intersect
Practice culture and neurodivergence
Ways to create a disability affirming culture within group practice (for clients and staff)
Unpacking what professionalism means
What accessibility means
What disability means
Internalized ableism
Unpacking what’s actually needed for therapy and what isn’t
Universal Design, and how to apply it for therapy practices
Our upcoming CE training with Emily on this topic

Episode 432: Decisions Around Designating Your Security Officer

We discuss:

What a security officer is.
The difference between a security officer and a privacy officer and what each is responsible for.
Who can be a security officer, and whether the role can be outsourced.
The qualities to look for when appointing a security officer or deputy security officer.
The time commitment required to be a security officer.
How PCT’s resources can help your practice’s security officer.

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