Resources
Recommended articles for further reading
AI, Psychology, & Clinical Practice
Ethical Guidance for AI in the Professional Practice of Health Service Psychology American Psychological Association, 2025
The essential APA document every psychologist using AI in clinical work should read first.
Read →Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping How Psychologists Work, APA Services, 2025
Expert clinicians share how they're using AI in real practice and what to watch out for.
Read →AI is Changing Every Aspect of Psychology. Here's What to Watch For APA Monitor, 2023
A foundational overview of AI's impact across clinical practice and the profession.
Read →AI and PsychologyNature Reviews Psychology, 2025
A research collection examining psychologists' growing role in shaping AI systems and understanding their impact on human cognition and behavior.
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The Psychology of AI: Attachment, Dependency & Human Connection
How People Ask Claude for Personal Guidance Anthropic Research, 2026
One million real conversations reveal that 6% of AI interactions involve personal guidance-seeking with sycophancy spiking to 25% in relationship conversations. Essential for any clinician whose clients are turning to AI between sessions.
Read →When Using AI, Users Fall for the Dunning-Kruger Trap in Reverse Neuroscience News / Aalto University, 2025
Higher AI literacy correlates with more overconfidence, not less, a necessary caution for clinicians integrating AI into clinical decision-making.
Read →AI Attachment: Are We the Experiment? Psychology Today, 2025
A clinician-facing look at the evidence that people are forming genuine emotional attachments to AI and what that means for therapeutic relationships.
Read →The Impacts of Companion AI on Human Relationships AI & Society / Springer Nature, 2025
Evidence that some users are replacing therapists and romantic partners with AI and the attachment dynamics that make this happen. Read →
Human-AI Attachment: How Humans Develop Intimate Relationships With AI Frontiers in Psychology, 2026
Peer-reviewed research on why one-way emotional bonds form between humans and AI, including romantic feelings and their psychological risks. Read →
Podcasts
Between Sessions with Berries hosted by Kym Tolson
In This Episode:
Why AI sparks such strong reactions among clinicians
The identity challenges and ethical questions that come with tech adoption
How therapists and clients are already using AI in safe, supportive ways
What a "clinical clone" is and why it might shape the future of care
The invisible labor AI can help reduce, from notes to supervision to admin
Practical ways to explore AI tools without compromising clinical integrity