AI for therapists — from session notes to what matters next

For an eligible analyzed session, Intuita can prepare a reviewable summary and progress-note draft, check for possible missing details and reconnect you with the client’s thread. The therapist owns the clinical interpretation and final record.

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Session processing configured in the EU · AI-drafted notes identified · Therapist stays in control

What you receive

After an eligible session, a reviewable draft. Before the next, the thread.

Intuita supports the work around therapy without stepping into the therapist’s chair. It can turn an eligible session source into a working draft, connect available client history and leave the clinical decisions with you.

A clear session summary

For an eligible source, a requested summary can condense main themes, important moments and open threads for therapist review.

A session note you control

For an eligible analyzed session, Intuita can prepare a progress-note draft in the selected format and connect it with the client's available history. You review and correct the note, while a separate check can propose possible missing details.

The thread for next time

Before the next session, Intuita brings back where you left off, what remained open and the supporting context. It helps you resume the work; it does not tell you how to treat the client.

Support, not substitution

Intuita supports memory, documentation and preparation. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, score clinical risk or replace your judgment and relationship with the client.

Four therapist tasks, from first contact to continuity

The available task depends on the stage of care and the source you choose. None of these routes makes a clinical decision for the therapist.

Before the first session

Optional conversational pre-intake

Jungche can help the client formulate what they want to share. The therapist reviews the extractive summary beside the conversation and still conducts the intake.

Before a later session

Return to explicit open threads

For eligible analyzed sessions, a preparation view can bring back explicit commitments, deferred topics and their supporting source context.

After the session

Request and review documentation

Choose a supported format, request a draft, correct it and separately decide whether it should enter the client record.

Across eligible sessions

Inspect continuity observations

Separate observations can compare the client’s eligible history. The therapist inspects the supporting context and decides what it means.

From session to reviewed report

1

Choose the input

Use a live session, upload an existing recording or choose the recording-free post-session recap.

2

Receive the working draft

When requested for an eligible analyzed session, Intuita prepares the supported summary, report, missing-detail check and available cross-session context.

3

Review, edit and save

You inspect and edit the generated note before using a separate save-to-record action. Read-only observations remain evidence for your interpretation rather than editable clinical conclusions.

Synthetic example — not client data

How one session source can become reviewed working material

The text below is fictional and shows the division of work between source material, an AI draft, therapist review and later continuity.

Synthetic session source

The client said they postponed a difficult call for the second week and wanted to understand what made starting it feel difficult.

Synthetic requested draft

Data: client reports postponing the planned call for a second week. Open topic: what happens just before the client decides not to start.

Synthetic therapist review

The therapist checks the wording against the source, removes anything unsupported and adds only the assessment or plan they independently endorse.

Synthetic continuity item

Before a later session, the unresolved call can reappear as source-linked context—not as an instruction about what the therapist should do.

Synthetic illustration only. Actual output depends on the eligible source and can be incomplete or wrong; the therapist must verify it.

More than an AI note taker

Missing-detail check before saving

A separate requested check can compare the draft with the eligible session source and propose relevant details that may not yet be reflected. You decide what belongs in the report.

Start the next session with the thread in hand

For eligible analyzed sessions, Intuita can bring back open threads and their supporting context before a later session. You review, adjust or set them aside; the direction remains yours.

Cross-session insights that build over time

Intuita can connect themes, recurring patterns and meaningful changes with the client’s eligible earlier sessions. The therapist reviews the supporting context before interpreting the observation.

Therapy notes in 9 formats

SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP, SIRP, PIE, Narrative and EMDR. Choose the format that fits your practice. EMDR numeric fields such as SUD and VOC are never AI-generated.

Engagement shifts, grounded in the session

Intuita maps engagement against the client’s own eligible baseline, not a population average, and grounds a visible shift in moments from the session.

Relational patterns with supporting evidence

What your patient wishes for, how others respond, and what your patient does next — recurring relational episodes (Luborsky), anchored to quotes per session and gathered across sessions into the dominant pattern.

General chatbot, AI scribe or Intuita?

This is a comparison of tool shapes, not named vendors. A product can combine categories, so verify its actual inputs, outputs and clinical boundary.

QuestionGeneral chatbotAI scribeIntuita
InputText or files entered with a prompt.A session recording or transcript, depending on the product.Eligible live capture, uploaded recording or recording-free therapist recap.
Primary outputA general generated response.Single-session documentation is the core job; additional features depend on the product.Requested note drafts plus separate session-grounded observations and continuity views.
Across sessionsOnly the history supplied to that conversation is available.Cross-session support depends on the product and must be checked.Eligible earlier sessions can contribute to client-specific continuity observations.
Therapist controlNo therapist-specific review or record workflow is assumed.The clinician must verify the generated documentation.The therapist requests drafts, edits them, interprets observations and separately decides what to save.

Therapy data needs more than a generic AI promise

Core session content is configured for EU processing. Live audio is temporarily stored during processing, deleted after analysis and covered by an hourly cleanup above the configured six-hour age threshold; uploaded audio follows session retention. Intuita does not train its own models on session content. Key AI-drafted surfaces display an AI disclosure. No diagnoses, treatment recommendations, clinical-risk scores or care decisions.

Pricing preview: €1.50 per analyzed session

Proposed €160 monthly cap. Free for 1 month. Billing, VAT, team and cancellation terms are not yet final.

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