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Users seeking mental health assessments rely on unvalidated online quizzes or delayed professional consultations. Lack of scientifically validated tests and delayed access to results/resources cause uncertainty and hinder timely support.

The current situation of the user with the old solution is facing challenges in accessing specialized mental health services provided by Crisis Assessment and Treatment Teams (CATT) in Werribee, Melbourne

Drawbacks: Limited access to specialized mental health services, especially during crises, leading to potential worsening of mental health conditions.

Users facing potential emotional health issues related to Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) often lack access to quick and accurate screening resources. Traditional methods, such as in-person clinical assessments, can be costly, time-consuming, and nerve-wracking. These methods might not provide immediate feedback, leading to delays in understanding one's mental health situation. Access to quick and accurate screening resources

Users may feel isolated and lack someone to talk to about their mental health.

Tracking mental health progress and using different scales can be challenging and time-consuming.

Users seeking an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis face difficulty accessing professional online assessment tools

Limited availability and accessibility of multiple professional tests for autism spectrum disorder diagnosis online

Users may struggle to identify symptoms and understand Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) on their own, leading to potential misdiagnosis or lack of awareness

Users need to assess their English proficiency levels but face cost barriers and sign-up requirements with traditional platforms or courses, limiting accessibility and convenience.

Users looking to improve their spoken German find it difficult to accurately assess their proficiency level and receive personalized feedback or recommendations for improvement.

Current situation: People are curious about their mental maturity and often engage in self-assessment activities using traditional methods such as self-help books or online quizzes. Drawbacks: Self-assessment tools lack accuracy and reliability, and results are often vague or not insightful enough.

Users struggle to monitor emotional patterns, stay consistent with daily habits, track mental health goals, and reflect on therapy sessions, leading to a lack of insight, clarity, and control over their mental wellness.