Client had a 45-minute session today. She talked about her chronic back pain and its impact on her daily life. She said, "I feel like the pain controls everything I do." We used acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to help her accept her pain and commit to actions that improve her quality of life. Client’s homework is to practice mindfulness exercises daily. She seemed receptive to the techniques and eager to see changes. Our next session is scheduled for next week.
Therapy Note Example
Chronic Pain Management
Client is managing chronic pain using ACT techniques.
Progress Notes:
These therapy notes were written by Quill based on this specific therapy scenario.
BIRP Note
DAP Note
PIRP Note
SIMPLE Note
SOAP Note
(You can also read more about the different therapy note formats.)
Client Session Summary:
The therapy notes listed above were generated based on this summary of a client session. Quill does not record the client session. Hopefully this helps illustrate how Quill works -- a therapist would provide a summary (like this one below) after the session is over, and Quill would then generate a note like one of these examples above.
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About Quill
With only a brief session summary, Quill generates notes and other documentation for therapists. Notably, Quill does not record client sessions -- keeping those conversations private between therapist and client.