Built for Canadian practices
Designed around Canadian care workflows.
Between-session therapy tracking
See what changed between sessions
Give clients a lightweight way to notice mood, activities, and reflections, then review only the context available to your practice.
Bilingual (EN/FR)
Client and practice experiences in both languages.
You review and decide
Clinical judgment always stays with the therapist.
Keep tracking useful
What should between-session tracking make easier?
A respectful weekly view
Tracking supports context, not surveillance
The timeline keeps signals concise and makes gaps ordinary, so the conversation stays more important than the chart.
Seven-day view
A week at a glance
Review recent signals without turning every day into a score.
- Mood check-in
- Agreed activity
- Client-selected reflection
A simple seven-day rhythm
- MonMood noted
The client records a brief check-in.
- WedActivity completed
Agreed work is marked complete.
- FriReflection shared
The client chooses a useful note to share.
- SunDay skipped
Nothing is inferred from a missing entry.
What the timeline can show
- Recent client-entered check-ins
- Status of agreed activities
- Reflections selected for sharing
What the timeline does not decide
- The meaning of a mood change
- Whether a treatment plan should change
- Risk level or emergency action
Useful context with visible boundaries
Privacy-aware by design
Sharing boundaries stay visible throughout the workflow.
Human review stays central
The therapist remains responsible for interpretation and care decisions.
Canadian and bilingual
Built for practices serving clients in English and French.
Tracking does not replace direct assessment, clinical documentation, or your practice’s emergency-response process.
Questions from therapists
Between-session tracking: practical questions
Why is between-session therapy tracking important?
It can help clients remember what changed during the week and give therapists more context for the next conversation. The tracking view is a preparation aid, not continuous clinical monitoring.
How does enodoHealth track between-session activity securely?
enodoAlly is designed to support structured check-ins, reminders, assessments, and therapist preparation between visits. Practices should review the current Privacy Policy and product configuration to understand how information is handled in their workflow.
Can patients track symptoms using standardized assessments between sessions?
Therapists can assign supported assessments in enodoCare for clients to complete in enodoAlly. Results provide additional context for clinician review and do not make diagnoses or treatment decisions.
Reviewed and updated by enodoHealth · September 5, 2026
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