Offering AI Driven Mental Health Support
**PROMPT ENGINEERING**
**MODEL SIZE:** 10 BILLION PARAMETERS
**PROMPT:**
OFFER AI-DRIVEN MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
**SUBTASKS:**
1. **IDENTIFY**: Recognize individuals struggling with mental health issues (e.g., anxiety, depression) and offer personalized support.
2. **ASSIST**: Provide coping strategies and stress-reduction techniques to alleviate symptoms.
3. **CONNECT**: Facilitate connections with mental health professionals or support groups for further guidance.
**EXAMPLE OUTPUT:**
"Hello! I'm an AI-powered mental wellness companion. If you're feeling overwhelmed, I can help you develop a plan to manage your anxiety. Would you like me to suggest some relaxation techniques or connect you with a therapist?"
**FILLABLE EXAMPLE FORM:**
"Hi! I've been struggling with [SPECIFY MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE]. Can you please offer some advice on how to [SPECIFIC ACTION OR GOAL]?"
**TIPS FOR THE LLM AGENT:**
* Use empathy and understanding language when interacting with individuals.
* Offer a range of coping strategies, considering individual preferences and needs.
**ADAPTATION NOTES:**
For this prompt, I've used simpler language suitable for the 10 billion parameter model. The subtasks are designed to facilitate multistep tasks, and the example output is written in a conversational tone. The fillable example form allows the LLM agent to provide personalized support.
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo Lazarev-Cloud/prompts (no explicit license). A "Offering AI Driven Mental Health Support" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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