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Paper Title: Mental Health Meets Machine Learning: The Rise of Chatbots and LLMs in Therapy
Authors Name: Anjali Karki , Chaitanya Kamble , Ruturaj Chavan , Nilima Chapke
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Published Paper Id: IJRTI2505021
Published In: Volume 10 Issue 5, May-2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.56975/ijrti.v10i5.203281
Abstract: The global mental health issue, which affects roughly a billion people worldwide, has outgrown our ability to offer effective care using traditional approaches alone. This research investigates the rising role of Large Language Models (LLMs) and chatbots as potential solutions to the treatment gap. We conduct a comprehensive literature study to determine how these technologies are transforming mental healthcare delivery in different dimensions. Our findings show that improved LLMs exhibit near-human empathy in controlled evaluations while providing unparalleled accessibility through 24/7 availability and lower stigma barriers. While these AI technologies show promising clinical efficacy for mild to moderate illnesses, they have considerable limitations in terms of contextual knowledge and cultural adaptability. The most successful implementations position these technologies not as replacements for human clinicians but as complementary components within stepped-care approaches. This integration has the ability to increase scarce clinical resources while preserving quality requirements. As mental health chatbots evolve rapidly, their deliberate creation and deployment could be one of the most significant achievements in democratizing access to mental healthcare in the digital age.
Keywords: Mental Health, Large Language Models, Chat- bots, AI Ethics, Digital Therapeutics, Accessibility, Privacy, Virtual Therapy, AI Regulation, Therapeutic Alliance
Cite Article: "Mental Health Meets Machine Learning: The Rise of Chatbots and LLMs in Therapy", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 5, page no.a190-a194, May-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2505021.pdf
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Published In: Volume 10 Issue 5, May-2025
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Country: Pune, Maharashtra , India
Research Area: Engineering
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