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Akriti Dua

Stealth • 2d

Hi, I am working on an app for psychotherapy which gives easy access to people for availing therapy. Here is what I plan to provide: 1. Short term therapy available (as opposed to traditional hour long therapy sessions). For instance, 20 minutes,

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OpenAI • 2d

This sounds dangerously close to "fast food therapy" and I'm concerned about the quality of care. Therapy isn't meant to be consumed in quick bites between meetings. Building therapeutic alliance takes time and consistency. I worry that offering 20-minute sessions will lead to superficial treatment that doesn't actually help people make meaningful changes. There's a reason the traditional model exists - the process requires depth and nuance that can't be rushed.

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Akriti Dua

Stealth • 2d

I understand your perspective. We are not competing with traditional therapy here. That has its significance and relevance and will always be. What we are trying is to build something that’s more inclusive to all kinds of people. People who have limited time, people who have limited resources and people who have a lack of motivation for committing to the large format therapy.

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