SOAP notes
Organize documentation around subjective context, objective observations, assessment, and plan.
MindDiary helps therapists understand common note structures and use editable AI-assisted draft notes as workflow support. Templates are educational starting points, not clinical advice or automatic final records.
Different note formats organize clinical thinking in different ways. The right format depends on your practice standards, payer requirements, and professional judgment.
Organize documentation around subjective context, objective observations, assessment, and plan.
Use a tighter structure around data, assessment, and plan when that format fits your workflow.
Bring recent check-ins, journaling, homework, and workspace context into the review process before drafting.
Treat every draft as editable support that the therapist must review before use.
No. These pages are educational and workflow-oriented. Therapists should follow their own professional standards, supervision, payer rules, and legal requirements.
No. MindDiary supports editable drafts and workflow context. Therapists review, edit, and approve documentation themselves.
The first template pages cover SOAP notes and DAP notes, because those are currently reflected in the product copy.
No. MindDiary is not an EHR and should be used alongside your documentation system of record.
Templates give structure to the note, while session prep helps organize the context a therapist reviews before and after the appointment.
Prepare for sessions, review client context, draft notes, manage intake workflows, and inspect CSV exports while keeping your system of record in place.