Brave Notes-AI-generated therapy session notes

Example

A therapist completes a 50-minute therapy session with a client and records the session's details in a transcript. The therapist uploads the transcript to Brave Notes, which automatically creates a session note under specific categories such as Topics Discussed, Themes, Risk Assessment, and Therapist’s Impressions.

Scenario

In a scenario where a client discusses ongoing struggles with anxiety, Brave Notes will automatically categorize the client's concerns under 'Topics Discussed' and 'Risk Assessment,' identifying any potential risks (e.g., worsening symptoms). The 'Themes' section might highlight themes of uncertainty or fear, and the 'Therapist's Impressions' section will summarize the therapist’s observations on the client’s emotional state.

Example

After a 20-minute consultation with a new client, the therapist uses Brave Notes to generate concise consultation notes. These notes include essential details like the client’s presenting problems, the goals for therapy, and the therapist's approach to treatment.

Scenario

In an initial consultation where the client shares that they are experiencing depression and wish to explore cognitive-behavioral therapy, Brave Notes will summarize this by noting the presenting issue (depression), the goals (explore CBT), and the proposed therapeutic approach. Additionally, it will include details on session costs and the next steps for both the therapist and client.

Example

Brave Notes helps therapists manage their tasks by generating a 'Tasks for Therapist' section after a session, which outlines follow-up actions like reviewing the client’s progress on a specific intervention or preparing a new therapeutic approach based on the client’s evolving needs.

Scenario

After a session where the client discusses new coping strategies, Brave Notes generates a task for the therapist to follow up on these strategies in the next session. If the client is working on behavioral exercises, the therapist might be reminded to review the client's progress and plan new interventions.