Support summaries for family & friends
Friendly overviews your clients can share with their support system — spouse, family, friends. Keep everyone informed and involved in their care, without the clinical jargon.
This session focused on building some new skills for managing stress. We talked about what's been feeling overwhelming lately and explored some practical ways to feel more in control...
Better communication means better outcomes
When loved ones understand what's happening in therapy, they can provide more effective support
Stronger Support
Family and friends who understand what's being worked on can offer more meaningful, targeted support at home.
Less Repetition
Clients don't have to explain the same things over and over. One summary keeps everyone informed.
Aligned Goals
Everyone in the support system understands the direction of treatment and how they can contribute.
Everything needed to bridge the gap.
Support summaries are designed to make sharing therapy progress easy and comfortable
Family Involvement
Keep the client's family and support system involved in their care. Everyone stays informed without clinical jargon.
Casual, Friendly Tone
Written like a caring friend explaining things over coffee — warm, supportive, and easy to understand for anyone.
Easy Sharing Options
Clients can share via email or download as a PDF. They choose who to share with and when — always in their control.
Client-Controlled
Summaries are never shared automatically. The client reviews first and decides what to share, with whom, and when.
From session to shared summary in seconds.
Support summaries are generated from your clinical notes with one click
You write your clinical note
Complete your session as normal with your clinical documentation
AI generates a friendly summary
One click creates a warm, jargon-free overview for the support system
Client shares with their people
They choose to email or download a PDF to share with whoever they want
Who benefits from support summaries?
Support summaries help in many therapeutic contexts
Partners & Spouses
Help partners understand what their loved one is working on, creating space for meaningful support at home.
Parents & Family
Keep family members in the loop with appropriate context, so everyone can provide consistent support.
Close Friends
Give clients an easy way to update trusted friends about their progress without having to explain everything themselves.
Care Teams
Coordinate with other members of the support network to ensure aligned and effective care.
Client-Controlled Sharing
Support summaries are only shared when and with whom the client chooses. They can email it directly, download a PDF, or simply reference it themselves. The clinician creates the summary; the client decides what happens next.
Help your clients share their journey
Support summaries make it easy for clients to keep their loved ones informed and involved. Better support systems, better outcomes.