The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into psychotherapy is a bit like inviting a new member into a deeply personal conversation—one who listens quietly, processes everything at lightning speed, and offers responses based on patterns rather than personal experience. This new presence brings immense promise, but it also carries the weight of significant ethical questions that demand thoughtful attention.

When someone opens up in therapy, they’re entrusting another human with the rawest parts of themselves. That trust hinges on empathy, confidentiality, and the........

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