Google Features Startups Using AI to Transform Mental Health Support

Google for Startups is supporting these companies through its Growth Academy: AI for Health program in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Highlights

  • Startups like O7 Therapy and HearMe are using AI to match patients with therapists and offer immediate support.
  • Google for Startups backs these initiatives through its Growth Academy: AI for Health program.
  • AI-driven platforms provide personalised, data-driven care, improving early intervention and treatment efficacy.

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Google Features Startups Using AI to Transform Mental Health Support
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises mental health as a fundamental human right and emphasises the need for mental health services. However, according to Google, access to quality care remains a significant challenge for many. To address this issue, startups are harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to provide scalable solutions for mental well-being. In response, Google for Startups is supporting these companies through its Growth Academy: AI for Health program in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, according to Google.

Also Read: Google and Vodafone Expand Partnership to Bring AI-Powered Services Across Europe and Africa




AI for Health Program

On World Mental Health Day, October 10, Google's Chief Health Officer Karen DeSalvo highlighted a few startups from the program that are making strides in transforming mental health support:

O7 Therapy (Egypt) is creating an AI-driven platform that matches patients with suitable therapists, enhancing the efficiency of finding the right support.

Callyope (France) builds speech-based foundational models to analyse patient behaviours, helping clinicians monitor treatment efficacy and ensure timely interventions.

HearMe (Poland) employs AI-powered chatbots to provide immediate support and resources to individuals experiencing mental distress, aiming to reduce barriers to access.

"By offering 24/7 availability and personalised guidance, HearMe aims to reduce barriers to accessing help and improve early intervention," Google said in a blogspot.

Thalia Psychotherapy (Kenya) is developing AI tools to assist therapists in analyzing patient conversations, promoting personalised and data-driven care. "This technology helps therapists provide more personalised and data-driven care, leading to better outcomes for patients," Google added.

Also Read: AI Fund Makes First Investment in India, Backs Healthcare Startup Jivi: Report

These startups exemplify how AI can revolutionise mental health support, making care more accessible and effective for individuals around the world.

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