The CHAI project explores how internet-based CBT for social anxiety can be enhanced with artificial intelligence (AI). We compare feedback from human therapists and AI to examine its impact on both outcomes and the therapeutic alliance. The goal is to make effective treatment accessible to more people while preserving the support that patients need.

ZeroOCD develops and evaluates an innovative smartphone app that uses augmented reality for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder, in a collaboration between four European countries.

The Anna vs. Judith project explores whether AI chatbots can effectively deliver evidence-based therapy for social anxiety. By comparing psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral approaches in a smartphone format, we are investigating the future of accessible psychological treatment.