Free condensed course: AI Companionship in Clinical Practice — Amy Jean Clark
Free condensed course · Four lessons

AI Companionship in Clinical Practice

Amy Jean Clark Approx. 30–45 minutes · progress saved in your browser

A condensed walk through the whole course: what AI companionship is, why the bond forms, how to tell adaptive engagement from elevated risk, and how to respond when a client discloses.

Free for clinicians. No sign-up, no payment, no email required. Two of the six clinician toolkits are included below.

Australian psychologists: this may count toward self-directed CPD under your learning plan — log the hours you spend against your own requirements.

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Included free

Two of the six clinician toolkits, free to download and use in practice. The remaining four come with the full course.

Toolkit 1Screening QuestionsPDF ↓ Toolkit 5Reading ListPDF ↓
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The full four-module course

The free condensed course gives you the shape of the field. The full course is where the clinical work happens — worked case vignettes, the screening and formulation frameworks in full, and the ethical questions that follow.

  • Four full modules, approximately 4 hours
  • Case vignettes across adaptive, emerging-risk and high-risk presentations
  • Screening, formulation, and intervention frameworks in full
  • Ethics, privacy, consent, and corporate context
  • All six clinician toolkits, plus module notes as PDFs
  • A certificate of completion, stating 4 hours for your CPD log