Frequently Asked Questions

TherapySupervisor is software for clinicians in training and practice who want a place to reflect on their psychotherapy work. You bring a situation or interaction you want to think about. The exchange is designed to help you hold on to more of what happened, put some shape around it, and develop your own thinking, including questions you may want to bring to supervision.

Clinicians in training and practice who want a place to reflect on their psychotherapy work and develop more of their own thinking around it.

That's fine. You don't need a full case presentation. A thumbnail of the situation is enough to begin.

No. Some sessions you may want to reflect on, but with many you won't.

General-purpose AI is designed to be useful across many kinds of requests. TherapySupervisor is software built for a narrower purpose: to create a reflective exchange that helps you stay with your own experience and develop your own thinking. The aim is not for the software to tell you what is going on, but to help you arrive at your own understanding—or sometimes a better question to take into supervision.

No. TherapySupervisor is meant to help you arrive at supervision with more of what happened and more of your own thinking available to work with. Clinical judgment, experience, and the supervisory relationship remain with the people involved.

Questions about medication decisions, treatment management, and safety concerns need the people responsible for care in real time. TherapySupervisor is built to recognize those edges and direct you back to them.

Create an account and you can start with a reflection right away. You don't need to open a case first. The initial reflection space is for you to see how you might use the tool to work through something you want to think about; it isn't designed for ongoing work. Casework is where work is held over time. If you'd like to use casework, it starts with a brief conversation about what that involves and how you might use it. There's currently no charge.

No. Your reflections are private from your supervisor and training program. They see only what you choose to bring into supervision. The only additional access is the technical administration needed to maintain the software.

No. Include the clinical detail you feel is important, but leave out identifying information. First names and age ranges are fine ("Sarah, 30s").

What you write is stored within TherapySupervisor so the work can remain available where the software supports return and continuity. Your reflections are not visible to your supervisor or training program, and information you enter is not used to train AI models. Technical access is limited to what is needed to operate and maintain the software.

TherapySupervisor is designed to be used with de-identified clinical material, not identifying patient information. Automated safeguards screen for identifying information before anything reaches the AI. The application, database, and model run within an AWS environment under a signed Business Associate Agreement, and information entered into TherapySupervisor is not used to train AI models.