CCA is excited about its new partnership with Jane. Jane is a clinic management software and EMR designed to be an extra set of helping hands in your health and wellness business. Available online and on any device, Jane has branded online booking, scheduling, insurance management, customizable charting templates and online forms, integrated payments, telehealth, and more —wrapped up in one beautiful package that even your patients or clients will love. Backed by our unlimited human support available by phone, email, and chat (even on Saturdays!), Jane is here to help you get back to the work you love.
In this live webinar, we’ll show you how Jane helps practices like yours reduce administrative pressure by streamlining the most time-consuming parts of your day. Whether you're already using Jane or considering making the switch, you'll walk away with practical tips and tools to make your practice run smoother. Looking to optimize your current workflows or planning for growth? This session will help you reclaim time, reduce stress, and focus more on what matters most: your clients.
Session Details
WHEN: September 17, 2026 from 12p- 1p
WHERE: Online. Link will be provided upon registration
COST: Free for CCA Members and Non-Members
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AI tools are increasingly present in clinical practice, from AI notetaker to treatment planning support. But many clinicians are unsure how to evaluate their safety, ethics, and clinical value. This session, led by two licensed clinicians and a clinical technology specialist, offers an informed look at how AI is being used in therapy today. Presenters will unpack how AI tools are built and trained, why general-purpose tools like ChatGPT carry privacy risks for clinical use, and what distinguishes purpose-built clinical AI from consumer tools. The session covers informed consent and client transparency, the impact of AI on the therapeutic alliance, and practical ways AI can reduce documentation burden and burnout while strengthening audit readiness. Attendees will leave with a clearer framework for evaluating and responsibly integrating AI into their own practice.
The Presenters
Ann Dypiangco, LCSW
Vivian Chung Easton, LMFT
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify key ethical and legal considerations relevant to using AI tools in clinical practice, including informed consent and confidentiality.
2. Evaluate the potential benefits and risks of AI-assisted documentation and treatment planning on clinical accuracy and the therapeutic alliance.
3. Describe the difference between general-purpose AI tools and clinically-focused AI platforms with respect to data privacy and security.
4. Apply best practices for transparent, consent-based AI use with clients in both in-person and virtual settings.
5. Determine how AI tools can reduce administrative burden and clinician burnout while maintaining clinical integrity and audit readiness.
WHEN: September 23, 2026 from 12p- 1p
CEs: Yes of course, You'll earn 1 Ethics CE credit upon successful completion of the webinar, completion of the survey and attendance verified by online means during the session.
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