Therapist Tools

Start with the note. Keep the next clinical step ready.

Write the note first. If the same case needs a worksheet, session prep, or another pass, it is already there.

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Your clinical voice

Used On Real Work

The workflow has to feel useful before it earns a spot in the week.

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Avg. rating from early users

30-day refund if the workflow does not save real time

Early User Read

“It actually used my client's exact words about 'drowning in quicksand' and the Sunday evening trigger. The title was 'Finding Solid Ground.' That's what I've been trying to make in Canva for hours.”

Psychologist, Private Practice

12 years experience

How It Works

One case. One flow. Less jumping between tabs.

Therapists do not need more tabs. They need a clean note, a useful next step, and room to keep their own judgment in the middle of the work.

Progress Notes

Describe it. Get the note.

Type what happened in session. Get a clean clinical draft in SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP, or Narrative. Text input only. No recording workflow.

  • Keeps your clinical voice instead of pretending to replace it
  • Adds [Therapist to complete] placeholders where judgment still belongs
  • Built for quick edits before filing
Start With Free Notes

Output preview

SOAP note draft

S: Client reported dread before work meetings and replayed last week’s presentation for days.
O: Alert, cooperative, mildly restless. Affect anxious but congruent.
A: Anxiety appears maintained by rumination and avoidance after performance situations.
P: Continue restructuring work-related predictions. Assign one graded exposure before next session.

Text input only. No session recording required.

Worksheets

Their words. Your worksheet.

Paste a few lines from session and generate a worksheet that uses the client’s own language, metaphors, and examples instead of a static template.

  • Supports CBT, DBT, ACT, IFS, EFT, and more
  • Turns a real session moment into something usable before the next visit
  • Exports cleanly as a branded PDF
Generate a worksheet

Output preview

ACT worksheet preview

Hook: “If I open the email, I will spiral again.”
What your mind says: “Avoid it until you feel more in control.”
What matters here: Staying present enough to finish one hard task at work.
One next step: Open the email for sixty seconds and track what your body does.

Built from the client’s own phrasing, not a worksheet library.

Session Prep

Walk in with the next session clearer.

Use Reframe before a session when the case feels tangled, the pattern is there but not yet named, or you want one more pass before you walk in.

  • Pulls out key themes and likely maintenance loops
  • Surfaces therapist stance and intervention options
  • Helps you move from “something is off” to a clearer next move
Open session prep

Output preview

Prep summary

Pattern: client intellectualizes quickly when shame shows up.
Likely need this session: slow the pace and move from analysis to direct contact with emotion.
Possible stance: warm, steady, less interpretive than usual.
Try: track the moment she shifts from feeling to explaining.

Closer to case consultation than generic AI brainstorming.

Thinking Partner

Clinical reasoning when you need another pass.

Use the thinking partner for stuck points, conceptualization questions, or treatment planning when you want something closer to reflective consultation than a chatbot.

  • Useful for case formulation and treatment planning
  • Helps you test a hypothesis without storing the case afterward
  • Designed to support judgment, not flatten it
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Output preview

Case-thinking excerpt

Working hypothesis: panic symptoms are reinforced by hypervigilance to bodily sensations and post-event analysis.
Question to test: what changes if the goal shifts from certainty to willingness?
Watch for: subtle reassurance-seeking during exposure planning.

Processed, not retained.

PT Profile Tool

Separate help for when getting found is the problem.

The Psychology Today profile tool is here when you need practice-growth help. It stays separate from the core clinical workflow so the product still reads clearly.

  • Free profile score with no account required
  • Shows what is costing trust or clicks inside the profile
  • Helpful when PT still matters but is not converting like it used to
Audit your profile

Output preview

Before / after example

Before: “I work with anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and more.”
After: “I help high-functioning adults whose anxiety looks calm on the outside but exhausting on the inside.”

Practice-growth help lives here without taking over the whole product.

Privacy

HIPAA-conscious by physics, not promises.

Every tool in the main workflow uses zero-retention architecture. Client material is processed for the request and not retained in the main database afterward. Less data at rest means less breach and subpoena exposure.

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Start Here

Start with one tool that solves this week's problem.

Most therapists start with notes or worksheets. The point is not to buy a platform. The point is to make the next clinical hour easier.

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