Effortless PIRP Notes for Couples Therapy

Client and Therapy Type

From Individuals, Children, Couples, EMDR, Play to varied Family sizes.

Formats

Whether it's Intake, a myriad of Progress notes (SOAP, DAP, PIRP, SIRP, GIRP, BIRP, PIE), or service interactions.

Input Methods

Convert session recordings, dictations, or direct text descriptions into structured notes.

Customisation

Teach AI how to refer to you and your clients e.g. Client vs Patient, therapist vs Clinician, and many others.

Adaptable to Varied Therapy Types

Craft notes across multiple therapeutic modalities.
Please note that all sample notes here are fictional and are not derived from a real life session.

Individual Therapy
Example Intake
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Example SOAP
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Group Therapy
Example Group Notes
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Example Individual Progress Notes
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Couple Therapy
Example SOAP
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Example Intake
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Family Therapy
Example SOAP
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Example Intake
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Child Therapy
Example SOAP
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Example Intake
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Progress Notes in Different Templates

Monitor therapeutic evolution, employing a host of templates to encapsulate the patient's therapeutic journey.
Explore examples for each note type.

Progress Notes in Different Templates
Example EMDR Note
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Example PIRP Note
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Example of Play Therapy Note
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Example SIRP Note
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Example GIRP Note
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Example PIE Note
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Example BIRP Note
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Customise Your Session Notes Your Way

Adjust the templates to your needs.

EMDR & Brainspotting

Add EMDR and brainspotting specific sessions to reflect the nature of bilateral stimulation.

Formats

Make your notes capture an abstract, interactive and expressive nature of Play Therapy.

Input Methods

Add medication management and psychiatric assessments to reflect the nature of prescriber work.

FAQs

Does Mentalyc work for Play therapy?
Yes, it does! With the easy-to-use Template Builder, you can create notes that fit your unique play therapy style. It’s easy to build a structure that matches the way you work.
Can the Mental Status Exam (MSE) be included in all templates?
You can easily add the MSE to any note using our easy-to-use template editor.
What note formats are available in Mentalyc?
Mentalyc offers a wide variety of note formats to suit your needs— including SOAP, DAP, PIRP, SIRP, GIRP, BIRP, PIE, EMDR, Play Therapy, Psychiatry notes, and more. You can create intake notes, progress notes, and treatment plans.

It supports all client types — individuals, children, couples, and families. Notes can be created from recordings, transcripts, dictation, or written summaries — whatever works best for you. Everything is easy to customize to fit your workflow and style.
Does Mentalyc offer group therapy notes?
Yes! The app supports group notes - both for the group as a whole and for individual participants. This feature is available on the SUPER and TEAM plans.
Does Mentalyc integrate with Simple Practice?
While direct integration with SimplePractice isn’t available due to their platform limitations (which applies to all solutions on the market), Mentalyc is designed to work smoothly alongside any EHR. It adds a powerful layer of clinical insight and creates structured, insurance-ready notes. You can easily copy your notes into Simple Practice or any other EHR, submit them to insurance, or use Mentalyc as your main documentation hub.
Can I use Mentalyc for couple, child, or family therapy sessions?
Yes. With the PRO plan and above, you gain access to features for different client types — including couples, children, and families. These client types are available across all note formats, including treatment plans, intake notes, and more. Just a heads-up: the BASIC and MINI plans support individual adult clients only.
What is the typical length of notes?
It depends on the type and format you choose. With the template builder, you can customize your notes to be as brief or detailed as you need, so the length is totally up to you.
Can I record online sessions using headphones, earphones or airpods on my MacBook?
Yes, you can use headphones.
How does AI (Artificial Intelligence) determine significance?
Our AI algorithms are trained on extensive datasets of therapy conversations and notes, as well as therapy literature such as the DSM-5 manual and treatment planners. By analyzing conversation patterns, the algorithms are able to draw insightful conclusions that can contribute to your case conceptualization. However, it's important to verify their findings independently. Clinical practice encompasses more than just statistics. Also check How to create better progress notes? & How to make better dictation notes? guides in our help articles section.

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