Egyptian Online Therapy Platform Launches AI-Driven Therapeutic Assistant to Transform Mental Health Care
Shezlong, an Egyptian online therapy platform, has launched an artificial intelligence (AI)-based therapeutic assistant aimed at transforming mental health care. This innovation seeks to offer therapists advanced analysis and in-depth insights into their patients' psychological conditions.
Founded in 2014, Shezlong Facilitates Online Video Consultations
Founded in 2014, Shezlong facilitates connections between patients and accredited therapists via online video consultations. The platform relies on cognitive-behavioral therapy to help individuals better manage stress and anxiety.
AI-Driven Assistant Empowers Mental Health Professionals
With this intelligent assistant, mental health professionals benefit from analysis tools that enable them to generate personalized treatment reports, identify emotional patterns, track patient progress over time, and strengthen the therapeutic relationship with unprecedented clarity and structure.
Real-Case Trials Validate Technology's Efficacy in Clinical Settings
Trials conducted on real cases have allowed Shezlong to validate the technology's effectiveness in a concrete clinical setting.
Medical Director Emphasizes Human Element in Therapeutic Journey
Professor Mohamed Elsheikh, Medical Director of Shezlong, states: "We believe that the human element remains at the heart of our clients' therapeutic journey. This innovation gives our therapists superpowers to enhance the experience of both practitioners and patients. And we're doing it with real patients, real therapy, and real engagement."
**Development Addresses National Concern: High Depression Rates in Egypt
This development comes amidst a concerning national context. According to the World Health Organization, Egypt has one of the highest depression rates in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population estimates that approximately 5.7% of the population suffers from depression, a figure significantly higher than the global average of 4.4%.
