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The work between sessions
An hour a fortnight is not much against a bereavement. Guided sessions and journalling give clients something structured to do in the fortnight, so they arrive having already done some of the work.
Why this matters
Something to offer a waiting list
The gap between first contact and first appointment is where people are most alone and least supported. Offering something real in that window is better than an apology.
Structure, not homework
Guided sessions are written to be used by someone who is not coping, at whatever hour they are not coping. No streaks, no gamification, nothing designed to pull people back in.
What you get
The journal stays theirs
You do not get a window into what a client writes, and they know that. It is the reason they write honestly in it at all.
Grief specific, not general wellness
Built for bereavement rather than adapted from a generic mental health app, including pet loss and the particular guilt that follows a decision to euthanise.
The practical side too
Much of what overwhelms a grieving client is administrative. The checklist takes that off the hour you have with them.
What it covers
- All four apps, on iOS, Android and web
- Seats reassignable between clients as your caseload changes
- No clinician visibility into client content, by design
- Thirteen languages
- Smaller plans sized for a single practice
Sized for a practice, not an enterprise
The smallest plan covers ten people. Tell us your caseload and we will point you at the right one.
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