Mind Motion

Abstract

This project is “Mind Motion” which is an app based Mental Health Solution. As Internet technology advances, so does the use of online therapy. With the growing popularity of mobile electronic devices such as tablets, phones, and laptop computers, more esoteric disciplines are becoming available. Therapy, which has traditionally relied on one-on-one contact, has evolved. One question that may arise regarding online therapy and counseling is how effective it compares to seeing a therapist in person. Social media has been a part of everyone’s busy lives for the past decade. Strong emotional bonds have been established with options such as “Status update” “Reactions” or “comments”. Even though there are many issues that make social media quite the hassle to surf on, sometimes it works out well for those who need suggestions and for those who are willing to contribute and help them. Through strong monetization and development perhaps any social media would serve as a safe space for many. But knowing how serious and conscious these personal topics would be we rely on something a bit more controlled and secure. Without the extra hassle and burden of having to deal with individuals who fail to understand your needs or problems you are able to connect with those who understand the severity of the situation and are willing to take their time in helping you. Mind motion is an optimized cyberspace secure and monetized under the strict guidance of professionals intended to make lives easier regarding mental illness, anxiety or depression. Online therapy adds value in less severe mental health cases for those who travel frequently or are expatriate professionals. For expats, their distance from home and presence in a foreign country may lend itself to a case for online therapy, as it is comforting for them to be able to communicate in their mother tongue with someone from their home country. For frequent travelers, online counseling provides touch points when they are in far-flung places that are disconnected from the reality that they are accustomed to. In its ultimate goal of "Reinventing Therapy for the Twenty-First Century," Mind Motion accounts for the distractions in people's organizational psychology caused by the digital and commercial modern world, and it aims to help people who always aim for what truly matters.