Built for Canadian practices
Designed around Canadian care workflows.
Therapy prep packet
Bring the week into focus before the session
Review recent changes, completed work, assessment context, and client-selected themes in one concise preparation view.
Bilingual (EN/FR)
Client and practice experiences in both languages.
You review and decide
Clinical judgment always stays with the therapist.
Prepare with less searching
What should a therapy prep packet bring together?
One focused preparation view
The packet organizes context before you interpret it
Move from visible source information to a concise preparation aid, then keep the final review with the therapist.
Recent changes
What changed since the last session
See recent available signals together.
- Mood change
- Routine change
- Client-selected note
How the prep packet is formed
- 1Available source information
Recent permitted signals remain identifiable.
- 2Preparation assistance
The packet groups context into a concise view.
- 3Clinician review
You verify, interpret, and decide what is relevant.
Included in preparation
- Recent changes and selected reflections
- Assigned assessment responses
- Agreed activity status
Kept with the therapist
- Clinical interpretation
- Treatment decisions
- The clinical record
Preparation with sources and human review
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.
The preparation view supports review. It does not create treatment recommendations or replace therapist-owned documentation.
Questions from therapists
Therapy prep packets: practical questions
What is a therapy preparation packet?
A therapy prep packet is a concise preparation view that brings together available recent changes, agreed activity status, assigned assessment responses, and client-selected themes for clinician review.
How does the preparation packet respect patient privacy?
The workflow keeps sources and sharing boundaries visible. Private journal writing is not included unless a client intentionally selects a specific update to share.
How does having a prep packet improve session efficiency?
It places relevant available context in one reviewable view so the therapist can prepare without searching across separate signals. Actual review time varies by client and practice workflow.
Reviewed and updated by enodoHealth · September 5, 2026
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