AI-Based Psychology Experts Centralized Support Platform for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Abstract

In order to facilitate effective patient identification and treatment, this paper presents a centralized AI-based support platform for individuals in Sri Lanka suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and for counselors. The main goal of the platform is to assess the severity of patients and categorize them according to their criticality by combining acoustic features from voice recordings with content analysis from chat-bot interactions. The next step involves guiding patients through self-treatment virtual therapy exercises such as self-medication instruction, talking circles, and in-depth conversations with licensed counselors. Patients then have a last assessment with a mental health professional to see if they are ready to be released, and the session is videotaped for an AI-powered evaluation of their well-being using body language analysis. The architecture of the platform, the severity assessment methodology used, the results of the implementation, and the opportunities for improving and growing this novel PTSD support approach are all described in the paper. This platform offers valuable insights for mental health professionals and shows great promise for improving the efficacy and accessibility of PTSD treatment. Talking circles, PTSD, exposure therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and body language evaluation are some of the key terms.

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