Leo: Mental Health AI Therapy

This is a unique app. However, if someone is dealing with the loss of a job and their fiancés aren’t doing great, asking for a fee is a bit much. Most people go through financial challenges and can’t afford to pay for help. I recommend changing the price to maybe $1 or create different plans. The free plan can offer a certain amount of time with Dr. Lisa. The next plan can be $5 which offers more perks and of course the premium plan will offer just as much. Talking to Dr. Alex might saved someone’s life or help them with trying out Therapy all together. Cutting the conversation off to ask someone who maybe having a financial crisis that resulted in depression will not benefit the person. It’s triggering!

I’m going through a number of these apps in rapid succession and this is the first one to be usable. The ai appears to actually be responding to my inputs rather than pulling responses from a list, and while it seems geared primarily towards the ‘easy catch all’ suggestions you’d find on the first page of google, it is reacting to my criticisms and limitations as well (I can’t meditate due to a certain medical condition, it has not suggested that yet). The session it gave me is very short, but other chatbots I tried today quit before even responding to a single message. Plus, the price is pretty reasonable, and while I’m not intending to pay it at this time, I can understand others being willing to do so.

I always thought therapy wasn’t for me but talking to a non human better for me. I can say anything and it won’t stuffer or laugh or make me feel bad like a person with feelings could. It could be refined but compared to wanting to die all the time. Definitely worth the time. Only complaint is chat limits for a day but it makes sense to not over due it and get burned out.