TRAINING & SUPERVISION

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Bridge the gap between training and practice. Equip supervisors with the shared context, case reviews, and streamlined co-signing workflows needed to ensure high-quality care.

Training and Supervision

Prepare them for what's next.

Provide supervisors with the oversight and feedback tools needed to ensure every trainee is ready to deliver high-quality care.

01 / CLINICAL MENTORSHIP

Targeted, in-context guidance

Move away from scattered emails. Trainees can share specific cases directly within the platform, allowing supervisors to provide unified, in-context guidance exactly where it's needed.

Dr. Emily Chen

Dr. Emily Chen

Today · 4:57 PM

Client has mentioned morning anxiety multip...

Mark Johnson

Mark Johnson

Today · 3:51 PM

Significant breakthrough with setting bound...

Jessica Day

Jessica Day

Today · 12:37 PM

Charlie started medication this week. No pa...

Dr. Emily Chen

Dr. Emily Chen

May 2 · 3:52 PM

Michael has escalated from occasional stres...

Dr. Emily Chen

Dr. Emily Chen

Feedback Sent

Dr. Emily Chen will be notified.

I have been trying the new routine and it helps a bit with sleep, but I still feel anxious in the mornings.

Therapist's Note

Client has mentioned morning anxiety multiple times. Would appreciate guidance on additional coping strategies.

02 / NOTES OVERSIGHT

Review, revise, and co-sign

Trainees can draft notes manually or with AI assistance, then instantly submit them for review. Supervisors can request edits, track revisions, and co-sign with a full HIPAA-compliant audit trail.

Clinical Notes Oversight
Clinical Notes Editor
03 / SHARED TEMPLATES

Equip trainees with evidence-based tools

Share proven CBT worksheets, grounding exercises, and care plan templates directly with your trainees. Standardize between-session care so every student delivers structured, clinically sound interventions from day one.

Practice Library

Templates shared by your colleagues

CBT Thought Record

Shared by Dr. Emily Chen
1

Situation: Describe the exact event or trigger in objective terms.

2

Emotions: Identify what you felt and rate the intensity (0-100%).

3

Automatic Thought: What was the primary 'hot thought' in your mind?

4

Evidence Fact-Check: What objective facts support and contradict this?

5

Alternative Perspective: What is a more balanced way to view this?

5 Questions
Add to My Library

Family Communication Check-in

Shared by Sarah Connor
3 Questions
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Mindfulness Practice Log

Shared by Mark Johnson
3 Questions
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Sleep Hygiene Log

Shared by Mark Johnson
3 Questions
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Daily Mood Tracker

Shared by Dr. Emily Chen
1 Questions
Add to My Library
6 templates available
04 / DATA-DRIVEN SUPERVISION

Guide with data, not guesswork

Surface emerging themes and patterns across a trainee's caseload. Supervisors can track what topics are recurring, where clients are improving, and where additional clinical attention is needed — all in one view.

Supervision Insights Dashboard

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