Abstract
The article seeks to explore the intersection between psychology and artificial intelligence (AI), with a particular emphasis on human-computer interaction (HCI) and its role in mental health support. By investigating AI-driven systems, the research aims to uncover how these technologies can complement traditional psychological therapies, offering new ways to enhance both therapeutic processes and the overall user experience through advanced HCI techniques. The study combines an in-depth literature review with an analysis of existing AI-driven mental health support systems, alongside an exploration of novel methodologies emerging in the field. The findings emphasize the increasing significance of AI in the domain of psychology, highlighting its potential to revolutionize mental health care practices. Moreover, the study underscores the critical need for interdisciplinary research to better understand and optimize the integration of AI into psychological frameworks, ensuring both ethical and effective applications that benefit patients and professionals alike.
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