$67.00
| CE Credit Available: | 2 NBCC Credit Hours |
|---|
October 23, 2026, 1:00pm-3:00pm EST, conducted online via zoom
This course provides a critical analysis of artificial intelligence as an emerging component of in the counseling profession. Participants examine the impact of client use of AI tools on counselor professional identity, scope of practice, ethical responsibility, and clinical judgment. This course will also emphasize professional discernment, ethical analysis, and the counselor’s role in navigating technology-informed practice while maintaining professional standards and client safety.
Learning Objectives:
Earn 2 NBCC continuing education credit hours upon successful completion of this course. BTG Counseling and Educational Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 8121.
Quanesha Johnson is a bold mental health advocate, dynamic educator, and the visionary behind BTG Counseling and Educational Services and the nonprofit Yes, We Go to Therapy. As a Licensed Therapist, Certified K–12 Classroom Teacher, and School Counselor in Pennsylvania, Quanesha brings over 20 years of experience at the powerful intersection of mental health and education.
Whether she’s leading a workshop for school staff, guiding a therapy session, or leading a parent engagement session, Quanesha leads with compassion, cultural responsiveness, and real-world insight. She’s on a mission to break the stigma around mental health, especially in communities that have long been underserved and underrepresented. Her work is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves access to healing, support, and the tools to thrive.
Quanesha’s engaging and collaborative style helps her create safe, affirming spaces, whether he in classrooms, conference rooms, or community centers. She brings her clinical and educational expertise to schools, universities, and organizations across the country, offering thought provoking and actionable sessions on topics like Trauma-Informed Care, Burnout Prevention, Conquering Imposter Syndrome, and The Impact of Social Media on Youth.
Her thought leadership has been featured in The Washington Post, News One, Best Colleges, and Pop Sugar, further amplifying her voice in national conversations around mental health.
BTG Continuing Education Programs are open to qualified mental health and behavioral health professionals, educators, students, and other professionals whose roles are relevant to the course topic. Participants are responsible for determining whether the course meets the continuing education requirements of their applicable licensing or credentialing board.
There are no refunds. If you are unable to attend the course that you registered and paid for, please email info@btgcounselinged.com. Your registration will be transferred to a future CE offering.
If a course is cancelled or rescheduled by BTG or the presenter, registered participants will be notified as soon as reasonably possible and will have the following options:
Participants must attend the full CE components to receive continuing education credit. Attendance will be verified by using methods designated by BTG Counseling and Educational Services. Certificates of completion will be issued only after all attendance and completion requirements have been met. This is inclusive of completing a course evaluation.
If you require accommodations, please contact us at info@btgcounselinged.com prior to the start of the course so reasonable accommodations can be arranged. Requests may be made during registration or by contacting us at least 7 days before the course.
We are committed to addressing participant concerns fairly and promptly. Participants may submit complaints or disputes regarding a CE program in writing to BTG by emailing info@btgcounselinged.com. The concern will be reviewed and a response will be provided within 10 days. BTG will take reasonable steps to resolve the concern.
Sessions will not be recorded.
