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Software is good at codifying processes. Part of what I have hated the most about cognitive behavioral therapy at times is what a rote process it is (even when
by kixiQu 6y ago
Software is good at codifying processes. Part of what I have hated the most about cognitive behavioral therapy at times is what a rote process it is (even when it must be to be effective). I suspect someone will come up with something good here only as a matter of personal production rather than VC-moonshot.
- jotm 6y agoAt the very least, you would need some therapist knowledge about the person using such a CBT software. Likely from your actual therapist, but it could be done with a lot of self-introspection/discovery - the problem with the latter is that if you come to the wrong conclusions about your own problems and solutions (which is likely) it could lead you further astray. So every copy of it would need to be very customizable and very private at the very least; medically certified, maybe.