Sample input
What you bring
Fictional adult A says work meetings have felt difficult since starting a new role six weeks ago. They prepare late into the evening and have stopped taking lunch breaks. They want a more manageable routine.
Intake & onboarding
Organize an unstructured account of why help is sought into clear presenting problems, onset, triggers, and impact.
Standard tool; account and usage limits apply. Review the current offer in the app before paying.
The task
A broad account of distress needs separating into concrete problems and impact.
The dedicated form keeps client age band, session format, clinical notes in one task-specific starting point. You supply the context, review the draft, and decide what to use.
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From input to draft
Sample input
Fictional adult A says work meetings have felt difficult since starting a new role six weeks ago. They prepare late into the evening and have stopped taking lunch breaks. They want a more manageable routine.
Illustrative draft
Main concern: difficulty with work meetings since a role change six weeks ago. Impact: late preparation and missed lunch breaks. Desired change: a manageable routine. Clarify frequency, severity, and what has helped.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Client age bandOptional | 4 available choices
| Standard |
| Session formatOptional | 4 available choices
| Standard |
| Clinical notesRequired | Paste dictated or rough notes⦠| Standard |
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Before you begin
Clinical notes 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.
A clear problem statement is not a diagnosis. Preserve the client's wording and confirm your summary with them.
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.