AI psychologist: work and burnout
Mira
People come with: Burnout, procrastination, impostor syndrome, conflict with a boss or coworkers, overwork and boundaries, career change, layoffs and job search…
AI therapist online: choose your specialist
Dicamus isn’t one chatbot “for everything” but seven AI psychologists, each with their own topic, books and conversation plans. Pick what you want to work through — the first session is free, no sign-up.
AI psychologist: relationships
Vera
People come with: Arguments, jealousy, breakups and divorce, infidelity and trust, drifting apart, chores and the mental load, relationships with parents…
AI psychologist: emotions
Lev
People come with: Anxiety and racing thoughts, panic attacks, constant tension, low mood and no energy, anger and outbursts, the inner critic, shame and guilt…
AI sex therapist
Mila
People come with: Desire and desire gaps in a couple, intimacy in long relationships, shame and feeling shut down, pleasure and orgasm, performance anxiety…
AI psychologist: money
Mark
People come with: Money anxiety, debt and loans, "I don't want to look at the numbers," impulse spending, guilt about spending on yourself, money in a couple…
AI psychologist: sleep, energy, habits
Adam
People come with: Can't fall asleep or waking at night, a broken schedule, no energy and constant fatigue, habits that don't stick, cravings and stress eating, phone…
AI psychologist: meaning and life changes
Zoya
People come with: "I have everything but no meaning," not knowing what you want or who you are, midlife crisis, a hard decision, a big change (a move, emigrating…
What an AI therapist is at Dicamus
An AI therapist is a virtual, AI-based specialist who talks with you the way a psychologist does: listens, asks clarifying questions, helps you see what’s going on and suggests a first step. At Dicamus every answer rests on engineering, not just a prompt:
- Books, not generic advice. A knowledge base of 42,688 passages from 82 books by psychologists and researchers, searched by meaning.
- Elimination, like a doctor. The specialist keeps 2–4 possible explanations in mind and asks questions before giving advice.
- Memory. Remembers your story between sessions, so you don’t have to start over.
- Safety. Every message gets a separate risk check; if you need a doctor or urgent help, the specialist says so directly.
All the details, numbers and checks: How Dicamus works.
What it costs and what’s free
- Your first session with any specialist is free, no sign-up.
- Tests for anxiety, depression and burnout are free, and answers aren’t stored.
- Nadia, the assistant, answers 10 messages a day for free.
- After that, plans from a day to a month — a one-time payment, no auto-renewal. Plus one more session for every friend you invite.
Free tests
- GAD-7 anxiety test — 7 questions, 2 minutes
- PHQ-9 depression test — 9 questions, 3 minutes
- Burnout test — 13 questions, 3 minutes
Questions
What is an AI therapist?
A virtual, AI-based specialist who talks with you the way a psychologist does: listens, asks clarifying questions, helps you understand what’s going on and suggests a first step. At Dicamus each AI therapist has their own topic and their own researchers’ books.
Can I try an AI therapist for free?
Yes. The first session with any specialist is free, no sign-up. Tests and 10 messages a day to Nadia, the assistant, are free too. After that, plans from a day to a month with no auto-renewal.
How do I choose an AI therapist?
By topic: work and burnout — Mira, relationships — Vera, anxiety and emotions — Lev, intimacy — Mila, money — Mark, sleep and habits — Adam, meaning and life changes — Zoya. Not sure? Message Nadia, the assistant, and she’ll help you choose.
Is it anonymous?
Yes. No phone number or email needed, and you can use any name. Conversations are stored encrypted (AES-256).
Will an AI therapist replace a human one?
It’s psychological self-help: no diagnosis or treatment. But you can start right away, any time and anonymously. Like any good therapist, an AI therapist knows the limits of the role and will tell you if you need a doctor or a human professional.
If you’re in danger right now, call your local emergency number. Helplines by country: findahelpline.com.
Dicamus is a self-help tool with AI specialists, not medical care or an emergency service. Updated 2026-10-16.
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