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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.

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