Meet CareOps Maeumi
CareOps Maeumi is an AI counseling app informed by established counseling approaches. Start with self-assessments and an initial AI conversation. Maeumi is the AI you talk with inside the app. Speak or write, then return to earlier sessions and everyday records in your next conversation.
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When might it be useful?
Use it when you want to explore a concern further after opening up to AI, record connections between feelings and actions, or reflect on daily life between counseling sessions. Start in your own words with low mood, anxiety, relationships, work, sleep, or another everyday concern.
What you can do in the app
- Speak or write with Maeumi and pick up earlier conversations
- Review feelings, self-assessment results, and insights from conversations
- Try exercises informed by counseling approaches, including thought records and behavioral experiments
Your first session is free. See the app introduction and checkout for subsequent access, pricing, and courses.
How does Maeumi work with you?
Maeumi's conversations are informed by established approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and motivational interviewing (MI). Start with self-assessments and an initial conversation to find an approach that fits, then continue in the same direction across sessions. See the approaches behind Maeumi
Diagnosis and prescriptions come from clinical care. You can use Maeumi alongside counseling or treatment.
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