Intuita can support preparation, documentation and continuity around eligible sessions. You review and edit generated notes; read-only observations remain evidence for your own interpretation.
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An AI therapy assistant should support the work around therapy without stepping into the therapist’s role. Intuita can connect selected parts of the workflow while the interpretation and clinical decisions remain yours.
Before the session
Before the first session, Jungche can help the client put into words what they want from therapy. Before a later session, eligible history can bring back where you left off, which threads remained open and the supporting context.
See how Jungche prepares the first session →During the session
When you use live capture, Intuita processes the eligible session source. Pause or stop recording whenever the conversation calls for it.
After the session
For an eligible source, request a summary, a report in your chosen format and a check for relevant details that may still be missing. Review and edit the draft before using it.
Each output has a specific job: help you document the session, see the connected context and arrive at the next conversation with the thread in hand.
A concise, reviewable account of the main themes, important moments and open threads from the session.
A therapist-requested progress-note draft in the selected format, connected to the relevant session and available client history.
A comparison between the source session and the draft that points out relevant details not yet reflected. You decide what belongs.
Themes, recurring patterns and meaningful changes can be connected with eligible earlier sessions for therapist interpretation.
For eligible turn pairs, session-grounded observations can describe a therapist move and the client’s immediate next response—not effectiveness or causality.
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP, SIRP, PIE, Narrative and EMDR, requested in your preferred format for review.
Generated notes, summaries and guidance remain reviewable. Other observations may be read-only evidence for therapist interpretation. The therapist decides what is accurate, relevant and ready to use.
Synthetic therapist-facing example
This fictional flow shows what the assistant can prepare and where the therapist’s work begins.
Synthetic source
The client described avoiding a planned conversation and said they wanted to return to the topic later.
Synthetic AI draft
Summary: client described postponing a planned conversation. Open thread: client wants to return to what made it difficult to begin.
Synthetic therapist review
The therapist checks the wording against the source, removes unsupported content and adds only their own assessment or plan.
Synthetic next-session context
The open thread can be shown again with its source context. It is not a recommendation about what the therapist should do next.
Synthetic illustration only. Actual generated material can be incomplete or wrong and requires therapist verification.
The labels describe different jobs. Intuita is an assistant around human-led therapy; it is not an autonomous AI therapist.
| Question | AI note taker | Intuita assistant | AI therapist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Prepare documentation from a session source. | Support documentation, preparation and client-specific continuity. | Would conduct a therapeutic interaction directly with the client. |
| Before a session | No before-session task is implied by the category. | Can show eligible open threads or offer optional Jungche pre-intake before session one. | Would take part in care rather than support the human therapist’s workflow. |
| After a session | Centres on a transcript, summary or note; additional product scope varies. | Can prepare requested drafts and separate session-grounded observations for therapist review. | Would generate care guidance or therapeutic responses for the client. |
| Clinical role | Documentation support; the clinician verifies the output. | The therapist reviews drafts, interprets observations and makes the care decisions. | Takes a therapeutic role. That is explicitly outside Intuita’s scope. |
You decide when Intuita listens. Pause or stop the recording at any moment.
Generated notes, summaries and guidance can be reviewed and edited. Read-only observations remain supporting evidence; they do not become part of the record automatically.
Intuita describes and organises session information. It does not make the clinical decisions that belong to the therapist.
Privacy and informed consent
You remain responsible for giving the client the required information, establishing the lawful basis and obtaining any permission required before recording. If the conversation should not be recorded, type a post-session recap. Optional recap dictation uses temporary audio and is described separately in the privacy notice.
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