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PSYRA-The Chatbot That Holds Space for Every Emotion

Author(s) Dr. M. Sangeetha, Mr. K. Senthil Kumar, Mrs. S. Vidhya, Dharshini R, Anisha S, Yamini K P
Country India
Abstract This study introduces a mental health companion that induces self-identification of your own mental health and explains the process mechanisms of coping methods to overcome the public's twisted common sense, which means abnormality is closely related to social acceptance. The youth in particular are challenged with mental health issues; it is one of the greatest challenges that we face in this century. However, despite gains in awareness, stigma and limited access to providers constitute obstacles to timely care. In this paper, we propose PSYRA, a chatbot mobile application that estimates user emotions using a quiz-based approach to give back personalized recommendations, including music suggestions, interactive games, and an always-on conversational bot that acts as both companion and friendly doctor. Unlike typical applications, with PSYRA, you can enter and use it in a way very similar to Instagram, without the need to provide your personal information (phone number/email address), and you have privacy and anonymity. The system utilizes NLP, ML, and recommendation systems for mood analysis and targeted interventions. Early prototypes show that PSYRA can be used as a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental digital space for a person feeling distress.
Keywords Mental health, Chatbot, Privacy Preservation, Emotional companion, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, User anonymity.
Field Computer Applications
Published In Volume 7, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-03-31
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