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Need confidentiality and knowing why, when and if this confidentiality is broken
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Need a platform to be listened to — not at risk of being 'dropped off' like many people who use childline experience
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Need trained professionals if communicating, otherwise needs professionally-approved support
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Shouldn't rely on willpower alone or be a do-it-yourself. It should ideally have some kind of support from some other person, but I guess other ideas might work?
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Professional non-NHS counselling and therapy is expensive. Yours could be free, or affordable nonprofit.
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It should be a tool, not the end-all solution.
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Letting people work with entirely their own thoughts and feelings unchecked could make things worse — how will you think about this?
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Not everyone wants to talk to a therapist. A platform might make it easier for people to make sense of themselves first
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Apps are available 24/7, even when therapists aren't. Platforms like Calm Harm do a good job in supplementing their work
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A platform which supports parents in looking after the welfare of their children could be really helpful. Every parent is human, and few know how to solve everything which comes their way — a reliable guide could help them, and be something worth paying for.
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You're going to have a nasty time trying to sell something like that, because if you're not careful you end up profiting from people's suffering.
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If someone's at the age where they are cared for by a parent, the parent should have control over their support and will likely work with schools and the NHS to find care recommended by professionals. They are unlikely to turn to an app. Also, you need to consider what kind of trauma people might end up with at that age? What are you thinking of?
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Need confidentiality and knowing why, when and if this confidentiality is broken
•
Need a platform to be listened to — not at risk of being 'dropped off' like many people who use childline experience
•
Need trained professionals if communicating, otherwise needs professionally-approved support
•
Shouldn't rely on willpower alone or be a do-it-yourself. It should ideally have some kind of support from some other person, but I guess other ideas might work?
•
Professional non-NHS counselling and therapy is expensive. Yours could be free, or affordable nonprofit.
•
It should be a tool, not the end-all solution.
•
Letting people work with entirely their own thoughts and feelings unchecked could make things worse — how will you think about this?
•
Not everyone wants to talk to a therapist. A platform might make it easier for people to make sense of themselves first
•
Apps are available 24/7, even when therapists aren't. Platforms like Calm Harm do a good job in supplementing their work
•
A platform which supports parents in looking after the welfare of their children could be really helpful. Every parent is human, and few know how to solve everything which comes their way — a reliable guide could help them, and be something worth paying for.
•
You're going to have a nasty time trying to sell something like that, because if you're not careful you end up profiting from people's suffering.
•
If someone's at the age where they are cared for by a parent, the parent should have control over their support and will likely work with schools and the NHS to find care recommended by professionals. They are unlikely to turn to an app. Also, you need to consider what kind of trauma people might end up with at that age? What are you thinking of?
•
Need confidentiality and knowing why, when and if this confidentiality is broken
•
Need a platform to be listened to — not at risk of being 'dropped off' like many people who use childline experience
•
Need trained professionals if communicating, otherwise needs professionally-approved support
•
Shouldn't rely on willpower alone or be a do-it-yourself. It should ideally have some kind of support from some other person, but I guess other ideas might work?
•
Professional non-NHS counselling and therapy is expensive. Yours could be free, or affordable nonprofit.
•
It should be a tool, not the end-all solution.
•
Letting people work with entirely their own thoughts and feelings unchecked could make things worse — how will you think about this?
•
Not everyone wants to talk to a therapist. A platform might make it easier for people to make sense of themselves first
•
Apps are available 24/7, even when therapists aren't. Platforms like Calm Harm do a good job in supplementing their work
•
A platform which supports parents in looking after the welfare of their children could be really helpful. Every parent is human, and few know how to solve everything which comes their way — a reliable guide could help them, and be something worth paying for.
•
You're going to have a nasty time trying to sell something like that, because if you're not careful you end up profiting from people's suffering.
•
If someone's at the age where they are cared for by a parent, the parent should have control over their support and will likely work with schools and the NHS to find care recommended by professionals. They are unlikely to turn to an app. Also, you need to consider what kind of trauma people might end up with at that age? What are you thinking of?
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