Tributary
In pilotRecords the session, drafts the progress note, and gives it back to you to read, edit and sign. Built for behavioral health specifically — it knows what a treatment goal is and writes toward it.
Some of these are ready today. Some are still being tested in the practice they were built for. We say which is which.
Clinical tools. Every tool here was built inside a behavioral health practice, usually because something was taking too long or falling through. They are meant to give you back time, not to make clinical decisions for you.
Tools for individuals and families. These come out of the same place as the clinical tools — a counseling practice — but they are written for you, not for a therapist. Plain language, no diagnosis, no assumptions about what your family should look like.
Records the session, drafts the progress note, and gives it back to you to read, edit and sign. Built for behavioral health specifically — it knows what a treatment goal is and writes toward it.
Play therapy training and practical tools — theory, technique, and the things nobody teaches you until your third year. Written by a registered play therapist and trainer.
Parenting guidance grounded in child development and play therapy practice. For the ordinary hard parts, not just the crises.
A behavioral health record built against twelve years of frustration with five other systems. Documentation, scheduling, assessment and messaging in one place, without the parts nobody uses.
Faxes, voicemail and messages arrive in one inbox and become tasks with a name attached. Nothing sits unread because it was not clear whose job it was.
Nothing matches that combination yet. Tell us what you are looking for — we build most things because somebody asked. Get in touch
These are educational tools, not treatment. If you are worried about your child or yourself, talk to a licensed professional. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Not seeing what you need? Tell us what you are looking for — we build most things because somebody asked.
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