MIRAMI · Boundaries

What MIRAMI is not

MIRAMI is a structured decision-reflection tool, not a clinical, diagnostic, or predictive system. Here is exactly what that means in practice.

Not therapy

MIRAMI does not provide mental-health treatment or counseling. If you are working through a mental-health concern, a licensed therapist or counselor is the appropriate resource — MIRAMI is not a substitute.

Not a medical or psychological diagnosis

MIRAMI does not detect, screen for, or diagnose anxiety, ADHD, trauma, depression, or any other clinical condition. A pattern in how you make decisions is not a medical finding.

Not a personality test

MIRAMI looks at one decision you are working on, not at who you are. The same person can get a different result on a different decision.

Not a prediction

MIRAMI does not predict whether a decision will succeed, whether you'll regret it, or what will happen if you act or don't act. It does not forecast outcomes.

Not a replacement for professional advice

MIRAMI does not replace licensed medical, mental-health, legal, or financial advice. If a decision involves any of those domains, consult a qualified professional alongside, not instead of, using MIRAMI.

Not a verdict on who you are

A result is a starting point for reflection, not a conclusion about your character, competence, or worth. MIRAMI does not tell you what to do with your life, and it does not claim to know you better than you know yourself.

What MIRAMI does: a short check on one decision, so you can see what it is missing and take the next step. See how MIRAMI works.

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This page states MIRAMI's boundaries plainly. It is not clinical or psychological guidance. If you are navigating a mental health concern, please consult a licensed professional.