Redefining mental health practice for the digital age.
Grace Berman is a licensed clinical social worker, educator, and thought leader challenging the profession to adapt, evolve, and lead in an era of technological transformation.
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LCSW, New York
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Columbia University
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Publications & Curricula
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National Conferences
Featured Work
Navigating AI in Clinical Practice
A comprehensive framework for social workers integrating artificial intelligence into ethical, client-centered care.
Explore Series →Mental Health Literacy for Schools
Evidence-based curricula designed to equip students, educators, and administrators with mental health competencies.
Learn More →Beyond the Diagnostic Manual
Rethinking assessment in social work practice to center context, culture, and collaborative meaning-making.
Read Article →Speaking & Media
Grace speaks nationally on clinical practice innovation, AI ethics in social work, and mental health education. She has been featured in professional journals, podcasts, and at major social work conferences.
About Grace
Grace Berman is a licensed clinical social worker based in New York. She teaches at Columbia University School of Social Work and maintains a private practice specializing in anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Her work focuses on advancing the profession through critical inquiry into emerging technologies, diagnostic practices, and mental health education.
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