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Why Some Mental Health Apps Aren’t Helpful - Greater Good


Although some mental health apps connect users with a registered therapist, most provide a fully automated service that bypasses the human element. This means they’re not subject to the same standards ... Read More

Not all mental health apps are helpful. Experts explain the risks, and how to choose one wisely - Medical Xpress


Some aren't even designed by mental health professionals. These apps also increasingly claim to be incorporating artificial intelligence into their design to make personalized recommendations ... Read More

Mental health apps might be making your problems worse


Discover the hidden limitations of mental health apps and why they can't replace professional therapy despite their accessibility benefits. Read More

Youth mental health? There’s an app – many apps – for that. But are they effective?


A little bird helps Sarah Mann deal with her anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder, but it isn’t a talkative parrot or a mockingbird. It’s a virtual avatar on Finch, a self-care app Mann has used ... Read More

Can AI help fill the therapist shortage? Mental health apps show promise and pitfalls - CBS News


Darcy says most people who need help aren't getting it, with stigma, insurance, cost and wait lists keeping many from mental health services. And the problem has gotten worse since the COVID-19 ... Read More

Mental Health Apps: How private are they? - News8000.com


But mental health apps aren’t always covered by the same medical privacy laws — like HIPAA — that protect the information you share with a doctor in person. Read More

Dating apps ‘can damage mental health and body image’


There could be several reasons why mental health and wellbeing may be impacted by dating apps, many of which may centre around rejection. Rejection can come in many forms on dating apps. Read More


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