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On-demand mental health services-including counseling, crisis hotlines, and peer support programs-are vital to the healthcare system, providing acute and ongoing support through telephone, online chats, and text messaging. Although such services have ...

Traditional in-person counseling encounters limitations in terms of accessibility, flexibility, and social stigma. Additionally, low mental health literacy and embarrassment among individuals hinder help-seeking behavior. Meanwhile, the introduction of ...

Client-centered counseling, in which individuals are prompted to talk about their behavior, is the standard treatment for Alcohol misuse. However, open-ended conversations with virtual agent counselor raise potential safety concerns if the agent ...

Understanding what leads to effective conversations can aid the design of better computer-mediated communication platforms. In particular, prior observational work has sought to identify behaviors of individuals that correlate to their conversational ...

The aim of this study to determine difference of counselling quality of pregnancy dangerous signs at the public health centres (Puskesmas) of urban and rural area in Jeneponto regency.The study was used analytical observation with cross sectional study ...

The depth of teaching properties of digital resources in guidance is discussed in this paper through the possibility of identifying orientation models in their theoretical structure. We study the possibility of identifying the main theoretical features ...

This paper discusses necessary changes and adaptations faced in supporting students with disabilities at Linz University within the last 20 years and the methodology used compared to other support schemes around Europe. The research is based on findings ...

Electronic virtual communication is likely to become increasingly used and relied upon in the future, particularly because en-face interactions between client/patients and professionals will become less convenient and health systems overloaded. However, ...

Body movement synchrony (i.e. rhythmic synchronization between the body movements of interacting partners) has been described by subjective impressions of skilled counselors and has been considered to reflect the depth of the client-counselor ...

With the rise in chronic, behavior-related disease, computerized behavioral protocols (CBPs) that help individuals improve behaviors have the potential to play an increasing role in the future health of society. To be effective and widely used CBPs ...