Literature reviewComputerized therapy is the relationship initiated between a human being and a computer. In this case, the computer takes on problems from a person, just like in the case of a human. Human therapists are in the business of listening to people's emotions and finding a way to respond to them. Therapy works on the basis of healing the human mind and soul from the problems that cause depression and other bad conditions. This literature review will deepen the issue of computerized therapy and highlight various issues related to this concept. In this case, a review of the medical process will be undertaken (Kessler RC, Heeringa S, Lakoma MD, et al, 3). This will be decisive for understanding the therapy and its application in the case of a computer. It should be noted that computerized therapy was developed during the ELIZA era. Eliza was a computer program developed to replace a human therapist. At the time this program was developed, many people depended on the program to heal their emotional problems. The developer designed a program that could interact with human beings and solve their problems, just like a human being could do. This program was popular in the 1960s when it was first designed. Many people have used the computer program to solve their emotional problems. The program was effective, just like a human therapist. Some patients were later amazed at how they shared their emotions with a computer (WHO, 1). This is because the computer was effective in solving their emotional problems. This program was therefore used with the aim of interacting with human beings by understanding their needs. The program worked and received much acclaim.Analysis and discussionThe best...... middle of article......e.The other aspect of computer therapy is deep and revolutionary content that improves the best therapy. It should be noted that the right type of therapy ensures that patients not only recover from an emotional breakup, but also understand their situation. This is what therapy is all about. The patient must be healed and his situation must be fully understood. After this, the therapist must develop a range of solutions aimed at treating the emotional distress. Conclusion The issues surrounding therapy have been examined and it is clear from the discussion that healing emotional problems requires more than computers and people, but also understanding the brain. Indeed, the brain is the main center where human emotions are invoked. As long as traditional and computer therapists adhere to this rule, the ideals of therapy will undoubtedly be achieved..!