The analysis suggests that Riliv may offer stronger safeguards against self-diagnosis because its counseling services directly involve licensed Indonesian psychologists, and Wysa’s empathetic AI -generated responses may be interpreted by some users as validation of pre-existing diagnostic beliefs.
The findings suggest that preventive mental health support for workers may benefit from low-threshold entry points that reduce psychological and practical barriers, including careful attention to how support is labelled and introduced.
Asaka Kawamura, Tomoyuki Kobayashi· International Journal of Men...· 0 citations
Background: The rapid acceleration of digitalization has expanded the accessibility of contemporary mental health services; however, transitioning clinical assessments to virtual settings raises concerns regarding diagnostic accuracy due to the limited observation of clients' nonverbal behaviors. Objective: This study...
Devy Sekar ayu Ningrum, Sitti Rahma Zuleykha Aven Hinelo, Nazwa Rizkia Ismail et al.· International Journal of Cou...· 0 citations
The authors call upon researchers to expand the study of self-stigma among medical students in order to promote student, physician, and patient well-being.
Molly E. Hacker, Ryan E. Flinn· Current Psychology· 0 citations
Poor help‐seeking behaviour has been linked to low mental health literacy, a multifaceted construct that encompasses knowledge of mental health, attitudes towards mental disorders and understanding of mental health services and practitioners. Singapore provides a unique context as mental health practitioners can...
J. Kuek, Kai-Xuan Tan, Adrian Brent Dioneda Fernandez et al.· Counselling and Psychotherap...· 0 citations
Telemental health care (TMHC) may offer convenient and private pathways to mental health support, but its feasibility and acceptability depend on the cultural, structural, and operational context in which it is delivered. This qualitative study examined how members of the general population and mental health prof...
Wahiba Abu-Ras, Leena Babiker Idris, Mai Al-Quraini et al.· BMC Health Services Research· 1 citation
Content of image described in text. Abstract In Somalia, a treatment gap exceeding 80% reflects the combined effects of supernatural explanatory models, multi-level stigma and a critically under-resourced mental health system. Misconceptions framing psychiatric illness as jinn possession, divine punishment or medicatio...
Abdiwali Mohamed Hussein, F. Yusuf· Global Mental Health· 0 citations
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