Your Clinical Twin: AI Support Built Around Therapeutic Expertise
Built by a psychologist, Ecko Health is an AI mental health platform designed to reduce admin burden and support continuity of care between sessions.
Designed as an extension of your clinical self, Ecko learns your style and remembers what matters across your caseload.
Our interview with Ecko’s Clinical Lead explores what it means to use AI in a way that strengthens rather than replaces the human side of therapy.
Behavioural Psychology
by Ethan
Photo Credit: Zane Selvans
I've not done any courses on psychology, but the subject greatly interests me and I've done a lot of research on my own time in to it. However, I'm not quite sure where to start looking with this particular problem.
I've known a few people that can change their mind on a subject that they can completely justify by using their own internal logic. However, that logic can be easilly deconstructed. There also tends to be a degree of revisionism in how they view certain subjects and what they thought of it at the time. It's not like something like borderline personality disorder where the changes tend to be rapid, these changes of mind tend to happen with at least a month's gap.
Where should I be looking to get a better idea of what this is classified as?