Treatment plans
Most platforms give you one treatment-plan format and ask the modality to fit. Praxnote gives you five, and adding a sixth is a wording change you can make, not a months-long product request. Choose the format that fits the work — not the other way around.
A Hayes-aligned process matrix with biopsychosocial dimensions, on a consistent clinical structure. The most rigorous of the five — for clinicians who think in processes more than diagnoses.
Goals, objectives, interventions, anticipated outcomes — produced the same shape every time. The format most insurance reviewers expect, and the one most supervisors are trained on.
Cognitive distortions, behavioral targets, homework assignments, relapse prevention — tuned for clinicians whose work is predominantly CBT and who want the plan to read in that lens.
Skills modules (mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness), behavioral chain analyses, diary card integration. For DBT-leaning practices.
A coherent paragraph plan, formatted so it reads cleanly. For clinicians who prefer prose to forms — and for plans you want a client to be able to read at home.
What's true of all five
When you draft a session note, Praxnote quietly compares it to the active treatment plan and points out anything that has drifted. Some drift is intentional — therapy is alive. Some warrants a flag. You decide what each is.
The first draft of a treatment plan comes from the intake, the diagnoses, the recent sessions, and the active assessments — material that is already in the chart, not something you have to dig up. You review, edit, and sign. The AI is never the author.
Every revision of a plan is preserved. Every signature is recorded. A supervisor or practice admin can look back at how the plan evolved across the course of care.
If the Praxnote CBT plan doesn't quite match how your practice writes them, copy it and adjust the wording. Your edited version is what your clinicians see. No engineering involved.
See a plan drafted live
Bring an intake (real or sanitized) and we'll draft a PBT, CBT, DBT, standard, or plain plan from it — and walk through what happens when a session afterward drifts from it.