AI in psychology summit

A one-day online event on 5th October 2026 for therapists and trainees across mental health, looking honestly at what artificial intelligence means for our work.

AI is arriving in clinical practice faster than the profession can think it through, and most of the discussion so far has come from technology and policy spaces rather than from people who actually sit in the room with clients. This summit is the practitioner-led alternative, deliberately built without vendors or product pitches, focused on the clinical, ethical and regulatory questions that matter to those of us doing the work.

Across the day, six speakers cover whether AI can help us become better therapists, AI and cultural bias and health inequalities, what these tools mean for neurodivergent clients, integrating AI into everyday clinical practice, AI ethics and the risks clinicians need to understand, and where UK law and regulation currently sit. The day closes with a live panel drawing together the themes that emerge.

Every ticket includes a CPD certificate and 7 days of access to the recordings, so you can attend the full day or catch up afterwards. Early bird tickets are £99, standard tickets are £129, and a student rate of £59 is available for trainees and assistant psychologists.

For full details and booking, visit AI Psychology Summit