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题名:	TranquiMind：遠程治療選項 TranquiMind: A Teletherapy Option
作者:	柯能默 Craymer, Kyle Joshua
贡献者:	吳文傑 Wu, Jack 柯能默 Kyle Joshua Craymer
关键词:	遠程治療心理保健治療 teletherapy mental healthcare therapy
日期:	2023
上传时间:	2023-09-01 15:13:10 (UTC+8)
摘要:	無 TranquiMind is an innovative teletherapy and guided counseling platform designed to provide accessible and convenient mental health support to individuals in East Asia. By harnessing technology, the platform offers self-guided counseling services and connects users with licensed therapists, enabling them to track their progress towards achieving good mental health practices. With a focus on education and bridging the gap in mental health knowledge and access, TranquiMind provides a secure, confidential, and user-friendly environment for individuals to choose the services that cater to their specific needs. Key features include online therapy sessions, self-guided counseling courses, flexibility in scheduling, and stringent privacy and security measures. The platform capitalizes on the growing demand for telemedicine and the increasing recognition of the importance of mental health practices, presenting a significant opportunity for growth. Revenue is primarily generated through subscription-based packages and commissions from therapy sessions, ensuring a sustainable and scalable business model.
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描述:	碩士國立政治大學國際經營管理英語碩士學位學程(IMBA) 110933050
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