Digital Temporalities and the Therapeutic Relationship: The Mixed Affordances of Chatbots and Mental Health Apps

Deborah Madden

Digital Temporalities and the Therapeutic Relationship: The Mixed Affordances of Chatbots and Mental Health Apps

School of Humanities and Social Science

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Abstract

The paper examines the extent to which mobile apps, virtual platforms, chatbots and online interactive therapies have created the emergence of digital temporalities that are changing the complexion of in-person professional mental health care and psychotherapy counselling, with a focus on the client-therapist relationship.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 10 Mar 2023
Event	Unlivable Time CAPPE Conference - University of Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom Duration: 10 Mar 2023 → 10 Mar 2023 https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cappe/2022/11/07/call-for-papers-unlivable-time-understanding-and-resisting-neoliberal-temporalities/

Conference

Conference	Unlivable Time CAPPE Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Brighton
Period	10/03/23 → 10/03/23
Internet address	https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cappe/2022/11/07/call-for-papers-unlivable-time-understanding-and-resisting-neoliberal-temporalities/

Bibliographical note

The paper examines the extent to which mobile apps, virtual platforms, chatbots and online interactive therapies have created the emergence of digital temporalities that are changing the complexion of in-person professional mental health care and psychotherapy counselling, with a focus on the client-therapist relationship.

Keywords

Mental health
therapy
client-therapist relationship
psychotherapy
contemporary psychotherapy
Neo-liberalism
temporality

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