A tool to evaluate your psychotherapy session?

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Hello everyone,

I wanted to share that I previously developed a tool designed to assist in summarizing and evaluating psychotherapy sessions, particularly those based on CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). Initially, this tool was intended to help therapy practitioners evaluate and enhance their services. Later, I recognized its potential to assist individuals seeking therapy by providing a comprehensive understanding of their therapist's quality of service and helping them make informed decisions when choosing the right therapist for their needs.

Now, I'm reaching out to gather feedback and gauge interest in this type of service. I'm contemplating whether to revive the project, but I would greatly appreciate your thoughts before committing more effort to it.

The primary motivation behind creating this product stems from my own experiences when seeking help from a therapist. During a particularly vulnerable time, I encountered therapists who were not well-suited for my case. They offered general advice that wasn't particularly helpful and convinced me to book more sessions. Eventually, I did find a good therapist, but it was a challenging decision to terminate my cooperation with the initial therapist because I wasn't certain whether the issue was with me or the therapist.

Therefore, I devised this solution and am now curious to know if others share this interest. Your feedback and input would be greatly appreciated.

Below is my website:
https://teletherapyai.com?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=discussion

The service is temporarily not available now. If you would like to know more details, here is a video intro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XH4vUqQUh0

Romio · Accepted Answer

when it comes to things like this, I only care about how privacy and security work with this. what confirmation do we have. who tested it? how authentic and accurate are the responses etc.

I think it's good. but still, a real demo or something like that may attract the right people.

Lynn Xu · Answer

@romiojoseph thanks for the great feedback, indeed that's a critical point for health-related applications, our product will comply with HIPAA regulations, and establishing trust is definitely an essential element

Daniel Martin · Answer

This is such an interesting concept! Evaluating psychotherapy sessions can help both therapists and clients understand progress and areas for improvement. If you're exploring tools or therapy services, I’d recommend checking out Advantage Therapy. While they specialize in occupational therapy, their holistic approach to care could provide insights into client-focused practices that enhance therapy outcomes. Their emphasis on individualized support might align well with the idea of evaluating and improving therapy sessions. "Click here for more details: https://advantagetherapy.com.au/" Would love to hear more about how this tool works and if it’s something therapists could integrate into existing practices!

Daniel Martin · Answer

This is such an interesting concept! Evaluating psychotherapy sessions can help both therapists and clients understand progress and areas for improvement. If you're exploring tools or therapy services, I’d recommend checking out Advantage Therapy. While they specialize in occupational therapy, their holistic approach to care could provide insights into client-focused practices that enhance therapy outcomes. Their emphasis on individualized support might align well with the idea of evaluating and improving therapy sessions. Click here for more details: https://advantagetherapy.com.au/ Would love to hear more about how this tool works and if it’s something therapists could integrate into existing practices!

A tool to evaluate your psychotherapy session?

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