AI Personalized Mental Health Monitoring System using Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing

This study introduces an AI-driven customized mental health monitoring system that uses machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) to provide ongoing mental health evaluation and assistance. The system uses user-generated textual data, including journal entries, chat logs, and social media postings, to assess emotional states, stress levels, and mental health issues. The system uses sophisticated natural language processing methods to identify linguistic patterns associated with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, and others. The machine learning algorithms customize monitoring by adjusting to the unique characteristics of each user and use past data to provide customized suggestions and preemptive alerts. The technology aims to enhance human interaction and function as a proactive tool in mental health treatment by providing real-time information. The system extracts emotional indicators from textual input using sentiment analysis methods and pre-trained natural language processing models such as BERT. The results are used with user demographics and history to build machine learning classifiers, such as Random Forest (RF) and Support Vector Machine (SVM), which predict mental health disorders. Supervised learning is used to develop the model, and suggestions are progressively improved using a tailored feedback system. The SVM and RF algorithms demonstrated an 88% and 92%accuracy rate in forecasting mood swings and early warning indicators of mental health disorders when evaluated on a set of anonymized mental health information. The 30% increase in user involvement demonstrated the efficacy of tailored suggestions in proactive mental health treatment.