Reflective helps therapists help their clients get more out of therapy

Non-adherence causes up to 50% of adults to drop their mental health therapy program. Reflective is a platform for therapists to help clients stick to their treatment plan and accomplish their goals, through easy to use, accessible mobile apps; reminders on their schedule; and increased visibility and accountability with their therapist.

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How Reflective Works

Therapy practices and mental health professionals love Reflective’s features

Set reminders

Each worksheet added can be set to a customized reminder time, so your client can fill them out on their schedule. Clients can also fill out worksheets whenever they’re faced with a trigger or simply when they feel inclined to do so.

Share psycho-education

Discussed an idea in-session and want to send more information to your patient to watch later? Add custom psycho-education to some or all of your clients.

Worksheet submissions

Clients submit assignments according to the schedule of their treatment plan. Submissions appear as part of their patient record.

Therapy Notes

Keep a record of your clients’ progress by writing and maintaining notes.

Customize treatment plans

Select assignments and activities for evidence-based therapies such as CBT, DBT, ERP, and ACT, including thought records, cognitive restructuring, and more.

Crisis intervention

For clients going through extreme depression, add crisis intervention tools to their profile, such as a safety plan, which will appear front-and-center on their mobile app.

Mobile apps

Mobile apps from the Apple App Store or Android Play Store are the best way to experience Reflective for patients. All features are also available on web.

Privacy and security

Clients can choose to have their submissions visible by their therapist or keep them private. Reflective is HIPAA compliant and adheres to strict security protocols.

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“I noticed that a worry journal had been submitted at 4:30 a.m., but the patient hadn’t reported any trouble sleeping. It was eye-opening to receive that clinical information due to the timestamp.”

Daniella R.

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