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Counseling Singularity: Empathy & Artificial Intelligence in the Art of Healing

Contributor(s): Gainer, Seneka R (Author), Joshi, Aishwarya P (Author), Nelson, Amirah R (Author)

ISBN: 9781556200076

Publisher: American Counseling Association

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Pub Date: December 15, 2025

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.78" H x 9.00" L x 6.00" W ( 1.11 lbs) 374 pages

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Description: Written by counselors, for counselors, this groundbreaking resource redefines what it means to offer care in a tech-driven world. Whether a practitioner curious about AI, a supervisor navigating new ethical terrain, or an educator preparing future counselors, this bold and accessible guide provides insights, understandings, and tools for the AI novice to the seasoned professional. It features practical tools, real-life case studies, and ethical guidance, empowering counselors and helping professionals to integrate AI into their practice while maintaining the deep empathy and identity in their work. It is not merely a guide on how to bring new technology into your caring practice, but how to infuse care into your technology use.

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Dr. Aishwarya P. Joshi (she/her) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont, a licensed mental health counselor in Ohio and Idaho, and a board-certified counselor in India. With over a decade of experience delivering multilingual mental health services across global contexts, she brings a culturally grounded lens to counselor education. Her research focuses on the mental health needs of international students and faculty, the experiences of Black women in STEM, trauma-informed care, and equity-driven public policy. Dr. Joshi integrates artificial intelligence into counselor preparation, utilizing AI-based simulations to build crisis competency and enhance training in areas such as human sexuality and professional ethics. A leading voice in culturally responsive innovation, she emphasizes that mental health accessibility, affordability, and literacy are global imperatives. Through her teaching, research, and advocacy, Dr. Joshi calls on counselors and educators worldwide to reimagine the profession through inclusive, trauma-informed, and technologically enhanced practices.

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