Use case · Mental Health & Therapy
Compliant AI for Mental Health & Therapy
Private clinical AI built for mental health & therapy.
Insurance-ready notes from the scattered notes you already take. Paste what you typed during session into your own template, and get back the progress note your payer expects.
Document status
- Practice size
- 1–25 clinicians
- Market
- United States
- Status
- Initial focus specialty
The problem
You're probably already pasting session notes into a general AI tool between clients. It's fast, but it's also quietly uncomfortable, because your clients share the most sensitive information in their lives with you, and consumer AI tools weren't built with that trust in mind. There's a second cost too: when documentation is always in the back of your mind, you're never fully in the room with the client in front of you.
Example of the work
Set up your DAP, SOAP, intake, or progress note template once, with every field your payer requires. From then on, paste your raw session notes and the finished note comes back in your format, inside a tokenized session where identifying client detail never reaches the underlying model.
What changes for you
Benefits specific to mental health & therapy
01
Build the template once
Set your DAP, SOAP, intake, or progress note structure once, and every note comes back in that format instead of you reshaping it each time.
02
Client details never reach a model in the clear
Identifying detail is tokenized before anything leaves your session, whether you're drafting a note or asking a quick clinical question.
03
Built around telehealth, not against it
Draft between virtual sessions from wherever you're working, without switching to a separate scribe app mid-day.
Built for every corner of the specialty
Where this fits within mental health & therapy
Counseling
General counseling documentation, including treatment notes, CBT homework, and between-session summaries, drafted from your own notes so you can stay focused on the client, not your keyboard.
Example prompt
“Summarize today's session and draft three follow-up questions aligned with a client's CBT plan for managing social anxiety.”
Trauma & EMDR
Trauma-informed documentation needs precision and discretion. Draft EMDR session notes and phase tracking from your own observations, without anything being recorded or stored beyond your session.
Example prompt
“Draft Phase 3 EMDR preparation notes for a client processing childhood trauma, using titration language and flagging window-of-tolerance concerns from today's session.”
Neurodiversity
Autism assessments and ADHD coaching plans generate heavy paperwork. Draft adapted communication materials and structured session notes from your own observations.
Example prompt
“Write a parent update highlighting a 9-year-old client's progress on self-regulation goals this month, with two strategies to reinforce at home.”
Family & Children
Family and child cases involve multiple people per session. Draft age-appropriate session notes and progress reports that account for the full family system, from your own notes.
Example prompt
“Draft a session note for a family of four, focused on sibling conflict between the teens and the parents' communication patterns worked on today.”
Works alongside the tools you already use
Write the note here, then paste it into whatever you already use for charting and billing: SimplePractice, TheraNest, Headway, or anything else. There's nothing to migrate and nothing new for your practice to approve.
Evidence ledger
What's confirmed for this specialty
EvidenceProduct positioning (Aug 2026)
Confirmed as a focus specialty. Specific payer-template coverage isn't independently published here. Ask if a particular payer format matters to you.
Before you build a workflow around this
What to watch for
This is a chat-based assistant, not an ambient scribe that listens during a session. It doesn't record, transcribe, or sit in on a session. You type or paste the notes you already take, and that's the only thing the model ever sees. If what you actually need is automatic session capture, that's a different kind of product. Ask us before you assume this is the right fit.
Triage
Questions from mental health & therapy practices
No. It doesn't join, record, or transcribe a session. You type or paste the notes you already take afterward, inside a tokenized chat session, and that's the only thing the model ever sees.
Build your DAP, SOAP, intake, or progress note template once with the fields your payer requires, and reuse it for every client. We haven't independently confirmed coverage of every payer-specific template, so ask us if a particular format is a dealbreaker.
Identifying details are tokenized before anything reaches the underlying model. See the security ledger for the full breakdown of what's confirmed today.
Yes. This doesn't replace your charting or billing system. You draft the note here and paste it into whatever you already use, nothing to migrate or approve as a new system.
The core difference is what happens before your text reaches a model: identifying details are tokenized first, and a Business Associate Agreement is included by default on paid plans. A consumer chat tool offers neither.
Not sure this fits
Tell us about your practice.
We'll tell you plainly whether this is a good fit for mental health & therapy today, not just point you back to this page.
Do not include patient names, chart numbers, or other PHI in this form. It routes to our team, not to a clinical session.