Okay, I think I chime in here, I agree to only some extent with your reply, btw I appreciate these types of conversations hence thanks for indulging, so yeah. So I do not come from therapy but I have experience on my personal level by opening and running support groups for mental well-being and psychedelics, I think this skepticism is more because of "nonacceptance" of tech and not so because they think conventional ways have been working since old, but you already mentioned that - " and never learned to see the world through that particular lens. Or who don't know the limits of what something they're under-informed about can and can't do." hence totally agree till this part!

The part about there being no need and hence no motivation, well I think it's ever more in need more than ever, starting from basic things like you and me having a conversation without even knowing each other and sharing our thoughts, to the importance of neuro science for understanding how actually psychedelics experience affects our brain, what happens during NDM (near death moment), VR psychedelic experiences, real-time support systems, I think their is so so much than podcasts, articles, and website, technology can and is contributing to mental health, therapy, and psychedelics... since this conversation is getting more interesting for me, let share few of my findings with you!

These are already existing awesome projects and startups disrupting the mental health space with tech, check these out!