Client outputs for young clients and parents
Age-appropriate child summaries, parent summaries, and parent support tasks from one session. Parent summaries are for guardians; support summaries are a separate optional share for family and friends.
We talked about your big feelings and learned belly breathing to help when worry shows up before school.
One session can support the young person and their family
InterSession drafts child-friendly and parent-facing guides from the same clinical context. You review both before sharing.
Complete the session
InterSession uses the session transcript and client profile, including date of birth, to understand who needs what.
Generate dual outputs
One session creates age-appropriate child guides and separate parent summaries with practical support steps.
Review before sharing
Edit language, adjust tasks, and decide what is appropriate for each audience before anything leaves your workspace.
Deliver to families
Email parent guides, share PDFs, or send child-friendly materials through the client app when you are ready.
Use language a child can understand and remember
Child-facing guides turn therapy concepts into simple, concrete language with tasks that feel doable at home.
- Age-aware wording and examples
- Child-friendly growth tasks
- Simple explanations of what happened in session
Give adults practical ways to reinforce the work
Parent and guardian summaries explain the focus of therapy and provide concrete support steps without exposing unnecessary clinical detail.
- Clear home support suggestions
- Separate parent-friendly summary
- Reviewed sharing by the practitioner
The same insights, different delivery
InterSession uses the child's date of birth to tailor language, complexity, and tone so each guide matches the reader.
- Wording pitched to five stages, from early childhood to adolescence
- Simple words, short sentences, and an encouraging tone for ages 8 and under
- Keeps the words and metaphors used in session
- Warm, practical language for parents and guardians
Today we learned about the worry monster that sometimes makes your tummy feel funny. Big breaths can help shrink that monster down!
Age-matched words · Session metaphors keptToday we talked about what anxiety is and why it can cause physical feelings like a nervous tummy. Emma practised belly breathing and picked it up quickly.
Clear language · How to help at homeKeep families in the loop
Send reviewed guides when you are ready, in the format that works for each family. You choose which guardian and child content goes in each share.
- Email parent guides directly from your workspace
- Export guardian PDFs, or a ZIP with resources included
- Attach family resources and worksheets
- Three drafted support tasks give parents concrete actions
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Session transcription, practitioner outputs, and client follow-up work together in one workflow.
Session transcription
Accurate transcripts for therapy sessions. Audio is not stored.
Case notes
Customisable templates, session notes from your case note template, and MHTP tracking.
Client Ark
A living treatment synthesis from sessions and clinical records.
Document Studio
Formal letters, reports, and forms drafted from the client record.
My Writing Voice
Optional Clinical and Client-Facing voices that shape phrasing and tone.
Quick transcription
Transcribe calls, meetings, and brief notes without a full session.
Email reply
Paste an email and get a thoughtful draft reply to edit.
Client guides
Summary, growth tasks, and personalised resources in one between-session guide.
Support summaries
Plain-language updates your client can pass on to partners, family, and carers.
Client app
One place for recaps, tasks, resources, mood check-ins, and reflections.
Common questions about child therapy tools
Short answers on age-appropriate guides, parent sharing, review, and clinical boundaries.
Ready when you are
Better support for young clients and their families
Age-appropriate documentation that helps children understand their therapy and gives parents the tools to support progress at home.