
AI in Therapy: Can Artificial Intelligence Support Mental Health Without Replacing Human Connection?
Two in the morning, anxiety spiking, no therapist awake to call. Type it into a chatbot instead. That’s not a

Two in the morning, anxiety spiking, no therapist awake to call. Type it into a chatbot instead. That’s not a

Mid-sentence, a word just doesn’t show up. Not the right one, anyway. The other language’s version arrives first, uninvited, quick

Something difficult happened. Months ago. Years ago. Possibly decades. You moved on. You built a life. You stopped talking about

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that does not show up on any to-do list. It is not the

People use stress and anxiety interchangeably almost everywhere in conversation, in workplace wellness programmes, in articles that offer breathing exercises

There is a particular kind of parental anxiety that arrives somewhere around the time a child turns twenty-two or twenty-three.

Most parents describe it the same way. There was a child who talked to them. Then, somewhere around thirteen or

There’s a version of this I hear constantly: “We were fine and then suddenly we weren’t.” A fight seemed to