Mental Health Support

AI-powered chatbots and virtual therapists can provide personalized mental health support to women, offering coping strategies and therapeutic conversations. These tools can be particularly valuable for addressing postpartum depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues, offering on-demand support tailored to the individual's experiences and needs.

AI-powered chatbots and virtual therapists can provide personalized mental health support to women, offering coping strategies and therapeutic conversations. These tools can be particularly valuable for addressing postpartum depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues, offering on-demand support tailored to the individual's experiences and needs.

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Shilpa Noone
Director of Technology/Executive Director at Pitch Labs

In the stressful times we are in, specially with bad news every where be it layoffs, breakups or divorces or alienation from children and etc its crazy that Women still ignore preliminary signs of stress that if not addressed can mount into a bigger problem. I believe using chatbots to start having conversations as early as women see stress signs can help them understand when to turn to professionals at the least so things are kept under control. I am not a big advocate of having wellness under check specially stress as it can lead to depression, anxiety and other mental disorders so early intervention is the KEY. Also if possible track your moods using mood trackers app that can come in very handy.

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Shilpa Noone
Director of Technology/Executive Director at Pitch Labs

In the stressful times we are in, specially with bad news every where be it layoffs, breakups or divorces or alienation from children and etc its crazy that Women still ignore preliminary signs of stress that if not addressed can mount into a bigger problem. I believe using chatbots to start having conversations as early as women see stress signs can help them understand when to turn to professionals at the least so things are kept under control. I am not a big advocate of having wellness under check specially stress as it can lead to depression, anxiety and other mental disorders so early intervention is the KEY. Also if possible track your moods using mood trackers app that can come in very handy.

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Shilpa Noone
Director of Technology/Executive Director at Pitch Labs

This is a very important topic, specially one that every woman need to be aware of during their late 30s and early 40s, We as women go through a lot of changes and absorb them well but when hormones are at play which they will during the late 30s and early 40s where its just the beginning of some menopausal symptoms sneaking in they can effect everything including mental health. So tracking mood, feelings, emotions, reactions, behaviors starting as early as 35 can save you from what may come after the perimenopausal symptoms start to effect your living. Be aware, Be safe and Be Healthy.

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