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Unpaid Session Note Writing
Therapists and clinicians spend excessive unpaid time writing session notes and documentation, causing burnout, compliance risk, and lost billable time.
In their words
I used to constantly be weeks behind on notes, and now I’m usually either up to date or a only few days behind.
Session audio going straight to clinical note without that translation doesn't work
I checked out Thera nest and therapy notes and they both required you to write your notes before you could submit the claim.
the thing that used to take *me* six hours *we* can get done in one
11 minutes to write a 4 minute session note. Something is wrong with this picture
It was like trying to push a giant boulder in my brain just to get started on them.
I absolutely cannot stand doing session notes. They are the bane of my existence.
I love getting in trouble for my notes not saving and me unable to do it again in a timely "15 mins" my company allows.
The constant chasing of support workers to complete their progress notes, their inability to effectively use the apps despite being inducted
Our note legit takes 15 minutes if not more to complete. They say "oh just do it during session," but we have CR and it doesn't save as we go!
Most of us simply don't have enough time to do detailed/full notes and especially not in any format we were taught in school.
im currently drowning in my weekly admin load and i am desperate to audit my practice tech stack before i completely burnout
Therapists and clinicians
Where they talk
- r/therapists
- r/ABA
- r/bcba
- r/OccupationalTherapy
- r/socialwork
- r/slp
- r/physicaltherapy
- r/psychotherapists
Tools they use today
- CentralReach
- Word
- Headway
- SimplePractice
- Alma
- Gemini
- Hi Rasmus
- reMarkable
Why those fall short
- AI notes need heavy proofreading and editing; language isn't theirs; data use unclear
- EHR documentation is time consuming and overwhelming, causing procrastination
- requires far more writing into DAFs, notes and treatment plans
- tablets hard to type on; templates still slow; no time allotted
- notes don't save without signature, data glitches, AI summaries wrong, reports not auto-populating
Map of ideas
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