Abstract: An traditional-diagnosis-bypassing method for improving a mental health patient-therapy program through incorporating in it, centrally, a patient's expressed therapy goals, including (a) accessing an electronic information system which is programmed with information-capturing and related-question-based, guiding software associated with patient-personalizing therapy planning, structuring and implementing, (b) encouraging a collaboration dialogue between patient and professional to capture information relating to the patient's mental health symptoms and associated, patient-expressed therapy goals, and collaboratively entering related dialogue information into the system, and (c) based upon such information entering, and through professional-and-patient interactive engagement with the system, and functioning expressly in a conventional-diagnosis-bypassing, question and answer mode which is bottomed centrally upon recognizing the patient's expressed therapy goals, collaboratively designing, building, and thereaft

Abstract: A computer-network-based methodology and system for enhancing user control over the storage and transfer of user-personal information data in a network setting which includes both control-distant and control-near, information-data storage sites, and where user-personal information data which the user wishes to move may be held in the control-distant storage site. The methodology, implemented by the associated system, features enabling direct, user-control-access to any user-personal information data which is held in the control-distant storage site, and following such enabling, and under direct user-permitted command, promoting user-command transfer of at least a selected portion of the user-personal information data which is held in the control-distant storage site from the control-distant storage site to the control-near storage site.