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As a therapist working with ASL, you face unique challenges that many documentation tools simply don’t address. At Psych Scribe,…
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Why Recording Therapy Sessions Creates Unnecessary Risks: The Psych Scribe Approach
In the evolving landscape of mental health care, technology continues to offer new tools for therapists. While some note-taking solutions…
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How to Integrate AI Therapy Notes Into Your Private Practice Workflow
Therapists are no strangers to documentation overload. Progress notes pile up, end-of-day fatigue kicks in, and suddenly the paperwork is…
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The Hidden Cost of Note Anxiety
For many therapists, writing session notes is more than just a routine task—it’s a source of stress, procrastination, and even…
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Free DAP Note Template
Writing session notes doesn’t have to be time-consuming or stressful. The DAP (Data, Assessment, Plan) note format offers a simple…
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Free BIRP Note Template
Writing therapy notes can be overwhelming, but using a structured format like BIRP notes can make the process faster and…
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Free SOAP Note Template PDF
Writing therapy notes doesn’t have to be stressful or time-consuming. SOAP notes provide a structured, efficient way to document sessions…
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New Features: Intake Session Notes and EMDR Notes on Psych Scribe
At Psych Scribe, we’re committed to continuously improving our platform to better support therapists and streamline their practice. That’s why…
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Overcoming Note-Taking Procrastination: Tips for Staying on Track
Procrastinating on note-taking is a common challenge for therapists. After a long day of sessions, sitting down to document can…
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How to Handle No-Shows and Late Cancellations in Your Practice
No-shows and late cancellations can disrupt your schedule, affect your income, and create added stress as a therapist. While they’re…
What is Psych Scribe?
Psych Scribe is a HIPAA-compliant AI therapy notes tool that helps therapists streamline their documentation process with ease and efficiency. Using guided prompts, it ensures all essential details are captured accurately, reducing the stress of memory-based note-taking. On average, therapists save 8 hours a month, gaining more time for clients—or themselves.