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[AI]: Hello, am I speaking to Luka Gurjidze?
[PATIENT]: Yes.
[AI]: Hi Luka, this is Sarah from Schoen Mental Health Clinic. I'm calling regarding your recent inquiry about our mental health services. I'd like to hear about what's brought you to reach out to us. Would you like to share what's been going on?
[PATIENT]: Yeah, I've been feeling kind of down lately.
[AI]: I see. That sounds rather tough. How long have you been feeling this way?
[PATIENT]: for two weeks
[AI]: I understand.
[PATIENT]: I guess
[AI]: I understand. It’s quite natural to feel concerned after a couple of weeks. Could you tell me a bit more about what’s been going on during this time?
[PATIENT]: I guess,
[PATIENT]: It's been
[PATIENT]: A little too
[PATIENT]: A
[PATIENT]: I know, like...
[PATIENT]: I have no like
[PATIENT]: A quote
[AI]: Take your time, I'm here to listen.
[PATIENT]: like
[PATIENT]: work
[PATIENT]: 车
[PATIENT]: thing
[AI]: It sounds like you’re finding it a bit difficult to put into words, and that's absolutely fine. How have these feelings been affecting your day-to-day life?
[PATIENT]: Not too much.
[AI]: I see. So it’s been there, but not overwhelming your daily routine. What kind of support do you feel might be helpful for you at this point?
[PATIENT]: I guess
[PATIENT]: therapy
[AI]: That’s quite understandable. Therapy can be really helpful in exploring and managing these feelings. Are you considering self-funding the
[PATIENT]: My little mountain.
[PATIENT]: I think
[PATIENT]: Actually,
[AI]: That’s brilliant. Therapy can be quite helpful in exploring those feelings and finding ways to cope. Are you thinking of something short-term or more ongoing?
[PATIENT]: Angolis
[AI]: That makes perfect sense. Ongoing therapy can provide steady support over time. How do you plan on funding the sessions—would it be self-funding or through insurance?
[PATIENT]: please.
[PATIENT]: I want
[AI]: Got it, that’s helpful to know. Could you give me a bit more detail about the feelings you've been having—are they more related to stress, anxiety, or something else?
[PATIENT]: stress
[AI]: I understand. Stress can really weigh on you after a while. Have there been any particular situations or events that have contributed to it recently?
[PATIENT]: And also anxiety.
[AI]: Thank you for sharing that. It sounds like a combination of stress and anxiety has been weighing on you. Have you noticed any specific triggers or situations that make these feelings stronger?
[PATIENT]: work
[AI]: I understand. Work can often be quite a significant source of stress. Would you like to share a bit more about what’s been happening at work that’s contributing to how you’re feeling?
[AI]: Are you still there? I'm listening rather patiently.
[PATIENT]: hard task
[PATIENT]: Hard to test
[PATIENT]: Our test
[AI]: That’s completely understandable. It’s not always easy to talk about these things. But you’re doing really well just by starting the conversation.
[PATIENT]: Hi
[PATIENT]: at work
[AI]: It sounds like work has been rather demanding and that’s been adding to your stress. Have you been able to take any breaks or do things that help you relax during this time?
[PATIENT]: Yes.
[AI]: That’s good to hear. Even small breaks can make quite a difference. Looking ahead, what would you
[PATIENT]: I
[PATIENT]: I guess I am
[PATIENT]: Taking breaks
[AI]: That’s lovely to hear. Even small breaks can make quite a difference. Do you feel those breaks are helping you manage the stress, or do you think you might need more support?
[PATIENT]: Yeah.
[PATIENT]: Mental health consultation
[PATIENT]: like I mentioned earlier
[AI]: Absolutely, that makes sense. Therapy can offer that extra layer of support to help you work through the stress and anxiety you’re feeling. Could you please confirm your age—are you an adult or seeking support for a child?
[PATIENT]: Transcribe the mental health
[PATIENT]: 21
[AI]: Thank you for that. And just to confirm everything, is there anything else about your mental health concerns or symptoms that you’d like to share?
[PATIENT]: No.
[AI]: That’s perfectly fine. Thank you for sharing what you have so far. I’ll make a note of everything, and we can look at arranging therapy sessions to support you. Would you like me to go ahead and get that process started?
[PATIENT]: Yes.

 Hello, am I speaking to Luka Gurjidze? Hi Luka, this is Sarah from Schoen Mental Health Clinic. I'm calling regarding your recent inquiry about our mental health services. I'd like to hear about what's brought you to reach out to us. Would you like to share what's been going on? I see. That sounds rather tough. How long have you been feeling this way? I understand. I understand. It’s quite natural to feel concerned after a couple of weeks. Could you tell me a bit more about what’s been going on during this time? Take your time, I'm here to listen. It sounds like you’re finding it a bit difficult to put into words, and that's absolutely fine. How have these feelings been affecting your day-to-day life? I see. So it’s been there, but not overwhelming your daily routine. What kind of support do you feel might be helpful for you at this point? That’s quite understandable. Therapy can be really helpful in exploring and managing these feelings. Are you considering self-funding the That’s brilliant. Therapy can be quite helpful in exploring those feelings and finding ways to cope. Are you thinking of something short-term or more ongoing? That makes perfect sense. Ongoing therapy can provide steady support over time. How do you plan on funding the sessions—would it be self-funding or through insurance? Got it, that’s helpful to know. Could you give me a bit more detail about the feelings you've been having—are they more related to stress, anxiety, or something else? I understand. Stress can really weigh on you after a while. Have there been any particular situations or events that have contributed to it recently? Thank you for sharing that. It sounds like a combination of stress and anxiety has been weighing on you. Have you noticed any specific triggers or situations that make these feelings stronger? I understand. Work can often be quite a significant source of stress. Would you like to share a bit more about what’s been happening at work that’s contributing to how you’re feeling? Are you still there? I'm listening rather patiently. That’s completely understandable. It’s not always easy to talk about these things. But you’re doing really well just by starting the conversation. It sounds like work has been rather demanding and that’s been adding to your stress. Have you been able to take any breaks or do things that help you relax during this time? That’s good to hear. Even small breaks can make quite a difference. Looking ahead, what would you That’s lovely to hear. Even small breaks can make quite a difference. Do you feel those breaks are helping you manage the stress, or do you think you might need more support? Absolutely, that makes sense. Therapy can offer that extra layer of support to help you work through the stress and anxiety you’re feeling. Could you please confirm your age—are you an adult or seeking support for a child? Thank you for that. And just to confirm everything, is there anything else about your mental health concerns or symptoms that you’d like to share? That’s perfectly fine. Thank you for sharing what you have so far. I’ll make a note of everything, and we can look at arranging therapy sessions to support you. Would you like me to go ahead and get that process started?

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