Welcome back to the "Studies in Counseling" podcast, where we dive into thought-provoking discussions at the forefront of the counseling field. This time, we're joined by the remarkable Dr. Paul, a passionate advocate for ethics in the use of technology and social media in counseling and counselor education. In this episode, Dr. Paul delves into the complexities surrounding the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into counseling practice and education, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations and informed consent. She also shares her insights on the vital concept of critical digital literacy and its role in shaping digital media narratives and interpretations. Furthermore, Dr. Paul stresses advocacy's multifaceted nature, touching upon the powerful impact of social media in bringing attention to marginalized voices and facilitating the spread of essential information, especially in the context of movements like Black Lives Matter and global events. Join us for an enlightening conversation as Dr. Paul shares experiences from her practice, teaching ethics, and her research, including a focus on the professional use of social media, ethical dilemmas with emerging technologies, and fostering multicultural competencies. Stay tuned to learn about Dr. Paul's current research projects on mentorship and micro-affirmations for queer and trans people of color. Discover how you can support her work and engage with her thoughtful contributions to the field by following her on social media at Amber insights (Instagram), @ZoriAmber (Twitter), and on LinkedIn. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the boundaries of counseling ethics and the transformative power of advocacy within the digital world.