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  • Family caregivers experience significant mental health burdens.
  • Limited resources exacerbate caregiver challenges.
  • Need for accessible, evidence-based mental health interventions.

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  • To explore large language model (LLM)-powered conversational agents for caregiver mental health support.
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  • To evaluate LLM configurations for empathy and therapeutic alliance.

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  • Within-subject experiment with 28 family caregivers.
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  • Qualitative and quantitative assessment of perceived empathy and therapeutic alliance.

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  • LLM configurations using Few-Shot and RAG prompting with clinician examples performed best.
  • Improved contextual understanding and personalized support observed.
  • Participants valued emotional validation, exploration of feelings, and actionable strategies.

Conclusions:

  • LLMs demonstrate potential for delivering empathetic and tailored mental health support to family caregivers.
  • Balancing comprehensive assessment with efficient advice delivery is an ongoing challenge.
  • LLM-powered agents offer a promising avenue for caregiver mental health interventions.