Grace Berman is a licensed clinical social worker, speaker, and thought leader at the intersection of artificial intelligence, digital wellbeing, and therapeutic practice. She helps organizations and individuals understand how technology shapes our relationships, development, and mental health.
Grace Berman discusses the mental health implications of AI companions and how they're reshaping adolescent social development in ways we're only beginning to understand.
Read ArticleA deep conversation about the neuroscience of digital connection, the dopamine economy, and why our brains weren't designed for infinite scroll.
Listen NowKeynote presentation on implementing ethical AI literacy programs in schools while protecting student privacy and supporting healthy development.
View SlidesGrace brings clinical expertise and research-backed insights to conferences, schools, and organizations seeking clarity on technology's impact on mental health and development.
The therapeutic implications of generative AI, algorithmic influence on identity formation, and establishing ethical frameworks for mental health technology.
Evidence-based approaches to technology integration that support learning while protecting developmental needs and fostering genuine connection.
Understanding the neuroscience behind digital behavior, addressing comparison culture, and supporting teens in developing healthy technology relationships.
How clinicians can adapt their practice to address technology-mediated trauma, digital boundaries, and the evolving landscape of mental health care.
Practical frameworks for supporting children's healthy technology use without shame or fear, rooted in developmental psychology and attachment theory.
Organizational strategies for preventing digital burnout, establishing sustainable communication norms, and fostering psychological safety in hybrid environments.
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