Are there any online chat platform to chat witha psychiatrist free of cost ?

[deepocean]

Same as the above .

 

[RoseGarden]

depending on where you're from you should be able to find one through your insurance provider (if in the US). otherwise there may be charity clinics/free clinics that offer mental healthcare

 

[alltoomuch2]

Same as the above .

Sounds stupid but I sometimes find the AI thing chat gpt useful to unload to or look for advice. It explained the thing in my head really well. Which country are you in? Does it have to be a psychiatrist?

 

[Kadaver]

Sounds stupid but I sometimes find the AI thing chat gpt useful to unload to or look for advice. It explained the thing in my head really well. Which country are you in? Does it have to be a psychiatrist?

I've been doing something similar. Been so fucking lonely that I've been talking to ChatGPT. Makes me feel pathetic.

 

[alltoomuch2]

I've been doing something similar. Been so fucking lonely that I've been talking to ChatGPT. Makes me feel pathetic.

Chat gpt talks a lot more sense than most people. It also draws brilliant pictures. Have you tried describing your mood/how you're feeling and ask it to draw that? Brilliant. And I've written how i'm feeling (complete vent, no holds barred) and asked it to write a poem about that and what it came up with was incredible - expressed exactly how I felt about myself far better than I have managed to. I'm a huge fan of chat gpt. Just wish the paid version wasn't so expensive (I use the free version).

 

[-Link-]

@alltoomuch2 love your profile pic. (Well, in a manner of speaking.)

ChatGPT is probably the most realistic answer to this. I've never tried it myself -- in part for the advanced version being locked behind a paywall. And while I'm dubious of the current incarnation of chat-based AI, I've only actually heard positive stories from people who have used it for mental health-related purposes.

 

[alltoomuch2]

@alltoomuch2 love your profile pic. (Well, in a manner of speaking.)

ChatGPT is probably the most realistic answer to this. I've never tried it myself -- in part for the advanced version being locked behind a paywall. And while I'm dubious of the current incarnation of chat-based AI, I've only actually heard positive stories from people who have used it for mental health-related purposes.

Thank. It's on the lines of Spike Milligan's grave stone (I told you I was ill) :-).
I use the free version of Chat GPT and I've never got to the end of the allowed amount of text. You just have to remember that sometimes it makes mistakes. But I've always found it reliable and very easy to use.