Psychiatric practice often involves complex ethical dilemmas due to its deeply personal and sensitive nature. Key challenges include maintaining patient confidentiality while balancing public safety concerns, such as in cases involving harm to self or others. Informed consent can be difficult when patients lack decision-making capacity, requiring careful navigation of autonomy versus beneficence. Other issues include managing boundaries in therapeutic relationships, addressing stigma within treatment, and ensuring equitable access to care for marginalized populations. The use of emerging technologies, like AI tools and mental health tests online, raises concerns about data privacy, algorithmic bias, and accountability. To address these challenges, psychiatrists must adhere to ethical frameworks, prioritize patient-centered care, and continually adapt to evolving societal and clinical