Therapist · Educator · Writer
Mental health in the digital age
Helping families navigate anxiety, technology, and growing up online. Training clinicians on evidence-based approaches and AI ethics.
Grace Berman, LCSW
The Ross Center · Columbia University · ADAA
About
I'm a licensed clinical social worker who believes in meeting people where they are. For families, that means practical guidance without judgment. For clinicians, that means evidence-based frameworks for the challenges we face today, including navigating AI in our work. I co-direct community education at The Ross Center, teach at Columbia, and write about the intersection of child mental health and technology.
Featured
AI Ethics in Mental Healthcare
A series I'm co-authoring with ADAA and IOCDF on responsible AI use in clinical practice. Four principles to guide the work.
Bias & Fairness
Preventing algorithms from reinforcing existing inequities
Transparency
Helping clinicians interpret AI outputs responsibly
Privacy
Safeguarding sensitive mental health data
Human Control
Preserving patient choice and clinician judgment
Navigate
What brings you here?
01
I'm a parent or teen
Practical guides, tools, and real talk about social media, anxiety, and screen time. No judgment, no scare tactics.
02
I'm a clinician or educator
Training resources, ethical frameworks for AI, school program consultation, and professional writing.
For Teens
A note if you're reading this
That anxious feeling after scrolling for hours? It's real, and it's not your fault. These apps were designed by some of the smartest engineers in the world to keep you engaged. Your brain is still developing the skills to handle them. You're not broken. I have resources written for you, not your parents.