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Pacing feedback
Silence can be an intervention. It can also be three seconds you panicked and filled. Your Assistant reviews the rhythm of a session and gives you concrete feedback on where you slowed down, rushed, interrupted, or let something breathe.
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Pacing feedback from your own therapy sessions
Review my pacing in this session. Show me where I interrupted, moved on quickly, stacked questions, filled silence, or stayed with something productively, then suggest one concrete pacing change for next time.
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Example
Pacing feedback
Alex · Tue 2:00 PM · Session 14
You asked three questions in quick succession at 18:42, immediately after the client stopped talking. The client answered only the last one.
What worked: Later, you left about six seconds after “I feel guilty even saying that,” and the client continued without prompting.
Try next time: Ask one question, then leave the silence alone a little longer.
Fictional example · No real client data.
How it works
It maps the conversational rhythm
Pauses, turn-taking, interruptions, rapid questioning, and shifts in topic are reviewed in context.
It points to specific moments
Get examples of where more space , or more direction , might have changed the work.
You experiment next session
Try the useful parts. Keep your style. There is no prize for becoming therapeutically beige.
Your most popular FAQs
What does Pacing feedback look at?
The conversational rhythm of a session: pauses, turn-taking, interruptions, rapid questioning and topic shifts, reviewed in context. It points to specific moments where more space, or more direction, might have changed the work.
Is silence treated as a problem?
No. Silence can be an intervention. The feedback distinguishes a pause that let something breathe from a gap you filled too quickly, using what happened next in the session.
Is this a session analytics dashboard?
It uses the session record and Upheal's session insights, but the output is written feedback with examples from the session, not a dashboard of talk-time percentages.
Does it need a recording?
It needs a session record in Upheal, which comes from a recorded or transcribed session. Without one there is no rhythm to review.
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