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New Resilience makes mental health care more accessible by connecting users with therapy experts whenever they need it.
New Resilience is an innovative online platform aimed at breaking down barriers to mental health care, especially focusing on psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). By blending technology with the expertise of trained professionals, the platform ensures that users can access CBT specialists 24/7, making it easier to get the support they need, whenever they need it.
The main goal of New Resilience is to help users improve their mental well-being and work toward their personal therapeutic goals. It’s not just for those seeking therapy; it's also a valuable resource for therapists who can utilize the platform to enhance their practices and connect with a broader range of patients.
In addition to its therapy services, New Resilience is dedicated to educating users about mental health, thanks to its 'Learn' feature. This component provides helpful information that empowers users to better understand their mental health journey.
Even though New Resilience operates in a digital space, it places a strong emphasis on privacy. Users can rest assured that their data is secure and protected according to Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
∞Pros and Cons
Pros
- Focused on patient privacy
- Expands therapy access
- Individual and therapist interfaces
- Makes online therapy available to all
- Service customization by therapist
- Includes therapy and CBT
- Commitment to data safety
- Offers mental health education
- Aims to meet therapy goals
- Available remotely
- Follows Google's privacy rules
- 24/7 access to therapists
- Flexible solutions for therapists
Cons
- Depends on therapists' schedules
- Limited to CBT method
- No face-to-face human contact
- Tool's success depends on user's truthfulness
- Possible mismatch between therapist and patient
- Needs internet access
- Follows Google's privacy rules
- Doesn't offer support for many languages
- Not good for urgent situations
- Missing in-person group sessions
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