Digital Care Industry Transformation

PETALUMA, Calif. - May 14, 2026 - PRLog -- As healthcare and coaching have moved online, a new book offers guidance for practitioners navigating the ethical complexities of digital care. Digital Ethics for Energy Healing Practitioners provides a comprehensive framework for working responsibly with technologies such as video sessions, mobile apps, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality.

Written by researcher Dawson Church, healthcare attorney Kelly Yousem, and integrative care specialist Anitha Vasudevan, the book translates established ethical principles into clear, practical guidance for modern digital practice.

"Technology has expanded access to care in remarkable ways," says Church. "But many practitioners have not been trained to evaluate the ethical implications of these tools. This book helps bridge that gap."

The authors emphasize that digital care environments introduce new considerations around privacy, informed consent, cross-border practice, and data security—issues that are not covered in traditional clinical training.

Drawing on real-world case histories, the book equips practitioners with decision-making frameworks rather than rigid rules, helping them navigate nuanced situations with clarity and professional integrity.

Topics covered include:

• Ethical use of AI in client care
• Data privacy and cloud-based record keeping
• Maintaining therapeutic presence in virtual sessions
• Legal considerations in telehealth practice
• Emerging risks associated with virtual and augmented reality

As digital platforms become central to healthcare delivery worldwide, the authors show that ethical literacy is now a core competency—not an optional skill. Digital Ethics for Energy Healing Practitioners is available now on Amazon and other booksellers.

For more information:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1604153334?