[johnernaut]

I found an app called Meomind (https://meomind.com/) recently that has helped me a lot. It has a collection of real recorded therapy sessions from individuals that they've decided to share (with personal details scrubbed I assume) that you can listen to at your leisure. They're categorized as well, so if you're looking for understanding why you have a lack of interest in things, are having relationship issues, etc... you can find topics that you're interested in. It's been super helpful for me to realize how many people have the same issues or are in the same boat as me without me having to go in to see an actual therapist.

[westcort]

Very cool! I tried to find transcripts of therapy to develop a system. This is the result: https://locserendipity.com/Therapy.html

It doesn’t always respond sensibly, but repeating the query will usually hit on a sensible answer after a few tries. It is best used with an intermediary who can enter the queries and respond in a way that is consistent with how a therapist might respond in a real session.

[ianbicking]

Hm... it feels about on par with Eliza. Or at least I haven't gotten it to provide any constructive insight or meaningful questions. At its best what kind of interactions can it produce?

[makan_amini]

This is really cool. Would love to chat and exchange ideas if you are up for it! /Makan Amini (Co-founder at Meomind). My email is [e-mail]. Thanks!

[april_22]

Wow this is such an incredible app. Especially for motivating people that they aren't alone to actually go and see a therapist

[akshatmittal108]

Is there anything on Android or any way it can be used on web? I don't have an iphone.

[pricci]

It is available in the PlayStore

[MaxDPS]

This is really amazing. Thank you!