Therapy Note Assistant-CBT-focused therapy notes tool

Example

Providing templates for session notes that ensure all necessary components, such as client progress, therapeutic interventions, and future planning, are included.

Scenario

A therapist conducting a session on managing depression can use a structured template to ensure they document the client’s mood, specific CBT techniques used (e.g., behavioral activation), and the client’s response, as well as plans for the next session.

Example

Offering guidance on how to document specific CBT interventions like cognitive restructuring, exposure therapy, and behavioral experiments.

Scenario

During a session focused on reducing social anxiety, the therapist can use the assistant to document the use of exposure therapy, detailing the specific situations the client was exposed to and their reactions.

Example

Helping therapists to frame their notes in a way that justifies the need for ongoing therapy, including detailed descriptions of symptoms, interventions, and outcomes.

Scenario

When documenting a session with a client diagnosed with PTSD, the therapist can ensure their notes highlight the severity of symptoms, the CBT techniques employed (e.g., trauma-focused CBT), and the client's progress, which supports the medical necessity of continued treatment.