Progress notes made easy

Our own unique progress notes include the Client presentation, Therapeutic interventions, Assessment (including risk and MSE), and Plan sections. Our AI has been specially trained in collaboration with mental health experts.

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan. Track the client’s progress, thoughts, behavioral changes, subjective experiences, and facilitate therapeutic insights as well as enable effective session planning.

Data, Assessment, and Plan. A note style that combines subjective and objective data into one section and primarily focuses on the client’s goals and the interventions used to address them.

Goals, Intervention, Response, and Plan. Focuses on the specific goals and objectives identified by the client for therapy, outlines therapeutic interventions and techniques used, evaluates their effectiveness, and facilitates planning for continued growth.

Behavior, Intervention, Response and Plan. BIRP notes include the subjective and objective data from your session in one place, the behavior section. They are especially useful in the behavioral health field.

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing. Measure the client’s emotional and physical responses, shifts in beliefs or perceptions, and insights that arise when dealing with traumatic memories. Emotions are rated and located in the body, followed by bilateral stimulation and de-sensitization.

The MSE is a standard tool used by clinicians to assess the basic functioning of a client. The assessment categories include mood, cognition, perception, thoughts, behaviors, insight, and judgement.

Use Intake notes during an intake session to automatically capture answers to standard intake questions such as personal and social history, family background, and any previous treatment received.