Sample input
What you bring
Fictional adult authorizes a short letter confirming attendance at an appointment. Include only the attendance fact and purpose; omit diagnosis and session content.
Reports & third-party letters
Draft professional letters to employers, solicitors, housing, or other agencies with disclosure boundaries.
Standard tool; account and usage limits apply. Review the current offer in the app before paying.
The task
A professional letter falls outside the more specific report templates.
The dedicated form keeps region, what style, letter brief in one task-specific starting point. You supply the context, review the draft, and decide what to use.
Pro access covers the settings marked Pro. Check the offer, usage limits, and renewal terms shown in your app before paying.
From input to draft
Sample input
Fictional adult authorizes a short letter confirming attendance at an appointment. Include only the attendance fact and purpose; omit diagnosis and session content.
Illustrative draft
To the agreed recipient: This letter confirms attendance at the appointment specified in the practice record. It is provided for the agreed administrative purpose and does not disclose session content.
Written to illustrate the task; this is not a captured Psy output. It is a draft for professional review.
In the application
| Input | Choices or guidance | Access |
|---|---|---|
| RegionRequired | 3 available choices
| Standard |
| What styleOptional | 5 available choices
| Standard |
| Letter briefRequired | Recipient (employer, solicitor, housing…); purpose; what may be disclosed… | Standard |
Region labels describe available settings, not legal or regulatory certification. Experimental options may change.
Before you begin
Region, Letter brief The current fields and available settings are listed above.
This is a standard tool with account and usage limits. Check current access and payment terms in the app.
Verify consent, recipient, facts, and minimum necessary disclosure. Do not add clinical detail simply to make the letter sound more persuasive.
Check your professional obligations and the product's documented data handling first. Remove direct and indirect identifiers and avoid unnecessary sensitive information. Review data handling and current policies.