Built by a therapist who still sees clients
Free progress notes to start. Worksheets and session prep when the case needs more. Practice visibility help when referrals feel thin.
Therapists
Free notes, worksheets, and prep when the work itself needs support.
Practices
A clearer first read on what is getting in the way of more right-fit inquiries.
Trust
Private by design. No account required to start.
Two Lanes
One side solves clinical workflow friction. The other side helps you see what is getting in the way of more right-fit inquiries before you buy broader help.
For Therapists
Start with documentation relief. When the same case needs more than a note, move into worksheets and session prep without rebuilding context or storing client details after the request.
Trust
Free progress notes are the easiest first decision.
Bridge
Worksheets turn a session theme into something usable.
Continuity
Session prep stays ready when a case needs more.
For Practices
Use the paid Referral Leak Diagnostic when the practice should be converting more of the attention it already gets. Use the Free Practice Checkup when you want the lighter first read before paying for help.
Surfaces
Psychology Today, Google, the website, and first contact reviewed together.
Start
Begin with a free checkup or a paid review depending on clarity.
Order
Fix the first bottleneck before paying for broader monthly work.
Free
Progress notes to start
Private
No account required to start
$697
Referral Leak Diagnostic
Therapist-built
Registered Psychotherapist founder
How Privacy Works
Client details are processed in memory and discarded. Nothing is stored, logged, or trained on. Open your Network Inspector and watch. This is architecture, not a policy.
Request-only processing
Client details are processed for the request and discarded. No database, no logs, no training data.
HIPAA by physics
Compliance enforced by architecture, not assurance. If data is never stored, it cannot be breached.
Verifiable
Not asking you to trust a privacy policy. Open DevTools and see for yourself. Read how security works.
What This Looks Like In Practice
Start with a progress note, turn a session theme into a personalized worksheet, then use session prep when the case needs more thinking. Client details are processed for the request and not kept afterward.
Step 1
Write a progress note
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP, or Narrative. Under 30 seconds.
Step 2
Create a personalized worksheet
When a theme shows up, turn it into a worksheet using the client's exact words and metaphors.
Step 3
Prep the next session
When the case needs more thinking, session prep builds the clinical picture for your next meeting.
Start Here
The split path only works if the first links are explicit. These are the pages the homepage should keep sending people to first.
Therapist tools
Start here
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP, and Narrative notes when you need the fastest first win.
Go to pageWorksheet hub
Use when a session theme needs homework, structure, or a client-facing handout in plain language.
Go to pageClinical thinking
Move into prep when the case needs more thinking than a note alone can hold.
Go to pageHow it fits
See where the free workflow ends, what changes with an account, and where Pro starts.
Go to pagePractice visibility
Free read
Start here when you want the lighter read on why views, searches, or profile visits are not turning into enough inquiries.
Go to pagePaid review
Use when the problem feels broader than one page and you want a clear first fix before buying more marketing.
Go to pageFocused fix
Best when one Psychology Today profile is clearly underselling fit and holding conversion back.
Go to pageIf the site is the leak
Use when the practice is already getting checked out but the site still makes fit, trust, or contact feel too hard.
Go to pageLater-stage support
Use after the first bottleneck is already clear and the search layer still needs ongoing care.
Go to pagePractice visibility guides
These are the four guide pages the homepage should keep reinforcing when practice owners need the benchmark, the market shift, the local-trust layer, or the city-specific view.
Benchmark
See the repeated Google, local-trust, homepage, and AI gaps Reframe found across 100 therapy practices.
Read guideMarket shift
Use this when you want the broader channel shift behind Google, referrals, directories, and AI answers.
Read guideLocal trust
The Google Business Profile, map-pack, and listing layer behind local trust and local discovery.
Read guideBy city
City-specific therapist discovery pages for local market context and neighborhood-level search behavior.
Read guideWhat Therapists Say
Client language
“It actually used my client's exact words about 'drowning in quicksand' and the Sunday evening trigger. The title was 'Finding Solid Ground.' That's what I've been trying to make in Canva for hours.”
Psychologist, Private Practice
12 years experience
Session continuity
“I really like the metaphor feature - it's a nice way for the client to help bridge understanding. The worksheet felt like it came from our session, not from a template.”
Associate MFT
Private practice
Privacy trust
“I've been hesitant to use AI tools because I don't trust them with client info. The zero-retention thing actually made me try it. Nothing leaves the room means I can describe my client without worrying.”
LCSW, Community Mental Health
6 years experience
Common Questions
Start with the progress note generator. It is the fastest first decision, stays free for 10 notes per month without an account, and lets you see whether the workflow fits before you widen into worksheets or session prep.
Start with the Free Practice Checkup if you want the lighter first read. Start with the Referral Leak Diagnostic if the problem already feels broader than one profile or page and you want a therapist-built review across Psychology Today, Google, the website, and first contact.
Usually no. Monthly Search Support works best after the first bottleneck is already clear. If the issue is still mixed across Psychology Today, Google, and the site, start with the checkup or the diagnostic first.
Client details are processed for the request and discarded. Reframe does not keep the client details from the note, worksheet, or session-prep request in an app database after the request is complete.
Built By A Therapist
A Registered Psychotherapist who needed better tools for personalized clinical materials. So they built them.
The worksheets I could find were generic. The ones I made myself took 30 minutes each. So I built something that uses the client's exact words and creates something worth bringing to the next session.
Built by a Registered Psychotherapist who still sees clients
Progress notes stay free so the first trust decision costs nothing
30-day refund if the workflow does not save real time
Get Started
Clinical tools when the work itself needs support. Practice services when you need more right-fit inquiries.
