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Crafting Faceless Social Media Posts

Learn how to create simple, soothing faceless content in Canva—ideal for sharing grounding techniques and psychoeducation without appearing on camera. We’ll guide you through selecting calming templates, crafting clear, compassionate messaging, and exporting ready-to-share videos you can use in newsletters, on your website, or across social media.

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Crafting Social Media Posts Ethically Using AI

AI tools can make social media easier for therapists—helping you brainstorm ideas, draft posts, and stay consistent without spending hours online. But ethics matter just as much as efficiency. Before you hit “post,” consider your intention, protect client confidentiality, and ensure your words reflect your professional values

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Regulating AI in Mental Health Through the Ethics of Care

Regulating AI in Mental Health: An Ethics of Care Perspective

As AI tools, from chatbots to diagnostic algorithms, take on greater roles in mental health care, how do we ensure they uphold the same relational and emotional ethics as human therapists? In JMIR Mental Health, Tamar Tavory argues that the dominant “responsible AI” framework falls short because it overlooks the emotional impact of AI on users. She proposes an ethics of care approach which emphasizes empathy, vulnerability, and responsibility as a necessary complement for regulating AI in therapy. Read more on our blog post here.

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California’s AB 489: A Landmark Law for AI Transparency in Healthcare

California just passed AB 489, a first-of-its-kind law making it illegal for AI tools to pose as licensed healthcare providers. Any AI used in clinical settings must clearly state when content is AI-generated and direct patients to a human provider. The law underscores a key takeaway for therapists: transparency in AI use is now a legal and ethical must. Learn more here.

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The Ethics of AI Therapists: What Mental Health Providers Need to Know

Ethics in Conversational AI for Therapy

As ChatGPT dominates headlines, a parallel revolution is quietly unfolding in mental health care. AI-driven therapeutic chatbots like Woebot and Wysa are already available to consumers, positioning themselves as digital therapists. But here's the uncomfortable truth: while these tools promise to bridge our capacity gap, they're operating in an ethical wild west with virtually no oversight. A comprehensive new scoping review from researchers in the Netherlands has mapped the ethical landscape of using AI as a therapist, analyzing 101 articles to identify what should keep us awake at night.

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Article Review — Pornography

On September 14, 2025, Dr. Paul Marcille and Dr. Dustin Weissman gave a presentation titled, "Pornography Addiction and Treatment" at the California Psychological Association Convention in Long Beach, CA.

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Article Review

What Your Waitlisted Clients Really Need: New Research on Digital Interventions.

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Benefits of Seated Shoulder Roll Exercise for Mothers

Seated shoulder rolls help to improve shoulder mobility, reducing stiffness and discomfort caused by prolonged sitting and poor posture. This can alleviate tension in the shoulders and upper back commonly experienced during desk work.

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Eating for a healthier period

how eating impacts a women’s menstrual health. Eating with your cycle in mind can help balance your hormones, ease the pain of cramps,regulate your cycle and more. a nutrition guid for working mothers and professional women during menstral cycle and period.

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Your Grocery list for a Happier, Healthier Mind!

Numerous studies suggest that preservatives, food colorings, and additives may contribute to hyperactivity and depression. Holistic nutritional counselor Sarah Jacobs advises, "If you have one thing to remember, it's to eat real food—minimally processed, with a focus on a few healthy ingredients." Think fresh fruits and vegetables in a spectrum of colors, each hue offering a unique set of powerful nutrients beneficial for both the mind and body.

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How nutrition affects mental health?

Understanding the intricate relationship between nutrition and mental health is paramount. The impact of nutrients on neurotransmitter balance, neurosignaling, and neuroinflammation underscores the importance of a well-rounded diet.

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Recognizing the Signs of Burnout in Working Moms

In the intricate tapestry of modern life, professional mothers find themselves at the intersection of diverse responsibilities, balancing careers, familial duties, and personal well-being. This comprehensive exploration delves into the multifaceted aspects of burnout among working moms, drawing insights from a poignant Ted talk, illuminating observations from UCIHealth, and actionable strategies discussed by ChoiceTherapy. By unpacking the prevalence, signs, and recovery from burnout, our aim is to empower professional mothers to proactively prioritize their mental health while excelling in their various roles.

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What to Know about Your Grocery List for a Healthier Mind?

Maintaining a well-rounded diet that includes a variety of amino acid-rich foods is essential for ensuring the body has the necessary building blocks to produce neurotransmitters. Omega-3 fatty acids, found in foods like fish, contribute to the regulation of dopaminergic and serotonin neurotransmission, offering potential benefits in reducing depression and anxiety.

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