Community Practice Institute

About this course

Examine what you are responsible for when AI helps draft a session note, summary, or support plan. Practice tracing statements to evidence, protecting private information, preserving the person’s voice, and deciding whether to revise, route, or sign the work.

For recreational therapists, behavior consultants, and other practitioners supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in community settings. Apply the Human Accountability Check to fictional documentation and planning decisions.

What you will learn

• Identify authorization, privacy, competence, bias, and authorship risks in common AI-assisted practice tasks.
• Apply a human verification process to AI-generated documentation, summaries, plans, and learner-facing materials.
• Decide when to revise, disclose, route, or stop AI use while retaining professional accountability.

Put the learning to work

Use the Human Accountability Check to make a professional decision more specific, person-centered, and reviewable. Apply the tool to a complete fictional case, compare alternatives, and identify an appropriate next step.

Free learning, optional certificate

At launch, the instructional lessons, on-page practice, knowledge check, and evaluation will be available free. The optional certificate step comes last.

Certificate purchases and automatic issuance remain unavailable while NCTRC session-content pre-approval is unverified. Completion requirements and any certificate price will be disclosed before purchase. No payment is due now.

Course format

Six short video lessons with on-page learning activities, a scenario-based knowledge check, and an optional course evaluation. This course is in preparation; access will be announced when it is ready.