Therapists React to ChatGPT Giving OCD Advice (It’s… Actually Good?)

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Tea with Dymphna

Lauren and Elisabeth

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Grab your mug and join us for our weekly conversation on Mental Health topics from a Catholic perspective! We (Lauren and Elisabeth) are two licensed Catholic psychotherapists who love what they do and love talking about it. We share our experiences and insights we have gained over the years through the lens of two people who love Jesus, hoping to spread hope and healing through educating and inspiring growth. St. Dymphna, Pray for us! St. Dymphna is the Patron Saint of people suffering from mental illness as well as mental health professionals (among other things).

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Therapists React to ChatGPT Giving OCD Advice (It’s… Actually Good?)

Tea with Dymphna

16 minutes 14 seconds

3 months ago

Therapists React to ChatGPT Giving OCD Advice (It’s… Actually Good?)

We asked ChatGPT to help someone with OCD and, uh... it kinda crushed it? 😳In this episode, two licensed therapists (that’s us 👋) pretend to be a client with OCD and see how well AI handles it. Spoiler: we were not ready for how it's response!So… should we be worried about our jobs? (Kidding. Mostly.)Join us for laughs, insights, and a little therapist existential crisis. 😅Great for anyone curious about OCD, AI in mental health, or just here for some nerdy fun.-------------------------------------------------------------------Disclaimer: These videos are meant to inform and share our experiences. They do not replace seeing a licensed therapist. If you are experiencing symptoms of a mental disorder, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional for help.