Artificial Intelligence: Facilitating the Delivery of Mental Health Services - Paperback

Artificial Intelligence: Facilitating the Delivery of Mental Health Services by Richard D. Parsons is a bound book, and no PDF is sold here.

Parsons looks at where AI can help a therapist: shaping treatment plans to the person, tracking how a client is doing, and taking on paperwork, assessment and diagnosis support.

Tools and risks

Chapters cover virtual reality, wearables and natural language processing, then weigh the ethics: confidentiality, informed consent and bias built into algorithms.

For psychology and mental health students, undergraduate or graduate.

From the publisher

Artificial Intelligence: Facilitating the Delivery of Mental Health Services provides readers with an enlightening and applied exploration of the intersection between artificial intelligence (AI) and mental health care. The book presents the advancements in AI that offer promising tools to enhance psychotherapy by providing personalized treatment plans, monitoring patient progress, and facilitating dynamic adjustments in therapeutic strategies.

The book examines the application of AI in assisting clinicians with administrative tasks, client assessment, and diagnosis, as well as the integration of technologies such as natural language processing, virtual reality, and wearable technology in mental health services. It also addresses the challenges and ethical considerations that accompany the use of AI in therapy from ensuring patient confidentiality and informed consent to mitigating biases in AI algorithms.

Artificial Intelligence is ideal for students studying psychology, mental health therapy, and behavioral science at the undergraduate and graduate levels. It serves as a valuable resource that intertwines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, providing insights into the future of mental health services where technology and human-centered care intersect.

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