MOBILE MENTAL HEALTH: A REVIEW OF APPLICATIONS FOR DEPRESSION ASSISTANCE
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Manal Health, Firebase Realtime Database, Al, Gmap API, Mobile ApplicationsAbstract
Mental health remains a critical global issue that like Firebase Realtime Database ensure secure and efficient data requires innovative solutions to bridge the gap in care. While management, while Gemini Al Bot provides intelligent, virtual traditional approaches have made progress, the integration of counseling. Additionally, quiz-based assessments and video artificial intelligence (Al) otters transformative potential. Tools guidance modules offer personalized evaluations and expert advice, creating a holistic system for mental health monitorilg.
Our proposed solution combines these technologies into a seamless platform designed to deliver tailored mental health care. By leveraging Al-driven insights, real-time data processing, and interactive support systems, this approach aims to make mental health services more accßsible, personalized, and effective for individuals worldwide.
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