Session notes are scattered; going back is hard
What was discussed last session, which homework was given — you’re leafing through a notebook.
Psychology
From session notes to scales, from remote sessions to appointments, the psychology workflow is in Clineo. Client privacy is the default.

Built for the subtleties of psychology
Tie session notes to a role so the rest of the team can’t see them. Score scales automatically and meet clients remotely — call content isn’t stored.
Familiar problems
In psychology you follow a process, not a file. The process breaks at three points:
What was discussed last session, which homework was given — you’re leafing through a notebook.
The front desk and assistant shouldn’t see them, but the system doesn’t separate them.
The score is in one place, the therapy goal in another; progress isn’t visible.
A specialty-specific workflow
Not generic software; modules adapted to a psychologist's real workflow. If you score scales by hand, you can also use the free PHQ-9 and GAD-7 scoring tool.
Confidential notes tied to roles; closed to the front desk and other staff.
ExplorePHQ-9, GAD-7, BAI, PCL-5, EPDS, AUDIT and ASRS-6 are scored automatically and tracked on a chart.
ExploreRemote sessions; call content isn’t recorded.
ExploreSession calendar and one-click reminders.
ExploreNotes, scales and history on one secure card.
ExploreClients leave a request with their preferred time, and you confirm it.
ExploreWhat changes
You keep doing the same work; what changes is where the record lives. That’s the difference.
What was discussed last session, which homework was given — you’re leafing through a notebook.
Session Cockpit — the session on one screen — Agenda, content, plan and private notes; mark the session mode and mental state with chips. Risk flag, fee and payment in the same place.
The front desk and assistant shouldn’t see them, but the system doesn’t separate them.
A rich clinical note system — 37 note types, ready templates including SOAP/DAP, version history. Confidential notes are role-restricted — the front desk and assistants can’t reach them.
The score is in one place, the therapy goal in another; progress isn’t visible.
Clinical scales + client link — PHQ-9, GAD-7, Beck Anxiety, PCL-5, EPDS, AUDIT, ASRS-6; send the link and the client fills it in at home — score and severity trend on record.
A specialty-specific solution
Sessions, notes, scales and the client’s whole flow — with privacy protected, KVKK-compliant.
Agenda, content, plan and private notes; mark the session mode and mental state with chips. Risk flag, fee and payment in the same place.
37 note types, ready templates including SOAP/DAP, version history. Confidential notes are role-restricted — the front desk and assistants can’t reach them.
PHQ-9, GAD-7, Beck Anxiety, PCL-5, EPDS, AUDIT, ASRS-6; send the link and the client fills it in at home — score and severity trend on record.
Sessions, notes, scales, goals and appointments on one timeline; open the file and recall the process in seconds.
Modules that are enabled
When you choose psychology as your specialty, these modules open. Unrelated screens like the dental chart never appear.
How it works
Recall before the session, recording during it, homework after it — all three on one screen.
The "Timeline" tab shows sessions, notes, scales, goals and appointments on one timeline. You recall the last session in seconds.
Agenda, content and plan on one screen. Mark the session mode and mental state with chips; the risk flag, fee and payment are in the same place too.
The confidential note is open only to its author. The front desk, assistants, other clinicians and the admin can’t see it.
Send the client a PHQ-9, GAD-7, Beck Anxiety or PCL-5 link. The client fills it in at home; the score and severity trend go into the file.
Why Clineo
In psychology the most sensitive data is the session note; Clineo takes that seriously.
Session content is tied to a role; it stays closed to the team.
PHQ-9/GAD-7 are scored automatically; see the change on a chart.
Video calls run on our own infrastructure; content isn’t stored.
Notes, scales and appointments on the same secure card.
AI assistant
Before a session, when you ask "what was this client’s last scale score", Neo reads it from the file and tells you. It opens the client card, the session cockpit or the scale screen by voice. Neo doesn’t write clinical notes or make decisions; it summarises the data it reads and takes you to the right screen.
By size
The same system grows with you. As you add doctors, the calendar gains columns, and you set permissions per person.
If you work with your own clients, the session cockpit, notes and scales are enough. Confidential notes are closed to front desk and assistants.
Each therapist's appointments sit in their own column. Confidential session notes are role-restricted; front desk and assistants can't reach any therapist's notes.
You can override roles and permissions per person; you decide who has read, write or full control in which module. Internal messaging and team routing stay in the same panel.
Switching over
If today you write session notes in your diary and scale scores in a separate file, you don’t have to start from scratch.
Send us your patient list as a spreadsheet and we’ll import it. Phone numbers are normalized and duplicates are removed.
No need to buy a server or install software. You sign in from a browser and can also add it to your phone like an app.
Try it with your own patients, in your own way. Decide afterwards.
Daily automatic backups are taken. For details, see the guide to choosing clinic software and the KVKK compliance guide.
New · 2 November
Parent, teacher and child forms, a child file and risk monitoring. No ready-made child scales are included; you add the scales you have the right to use.
Add a scale you have the right to use, with its items, score bands and age range. Scoring is automatic and only your clinic sees it.
Send the same scale through separate links and see the results side by side. The child’s name does not appear on the form. A marked risk item raises a warning in the clinic notification.
For under-18s, developmental history, school details, teacher feedback, and special-education reports and plans sit in one tab. Parent and child session notes are kept apart; only the author sees the child note.
The clinician enters the risk level and next review date; the system does not calculate a level. Due and high-risk records appear on the follow-up list.
Store the result of a test you gave in person. A warning appears for patients nearing 18. Prepare a medication consent for under-18s.
Only the author now sees private notes and session private notes; other clinicians and the admin cannot. Risk assessments stay shared among clinicians for patient safety.
New · 1–2 October
The psychologist screen has been rebuilt. The home screen is now the day’s sessions and the next client’s file.
The file opens with four questions: Where did we leave off? Did they do their homework? How is it going? What will we do today? You start the session from here, in person or by video.
You open a package for the client; a session in the package is not charged separately but deducted from the package. The package payment is recorded under payments.
Two or more clients in one file. Joint session notes stay in the file; each person’s private note stays on their own record.
You add people waiting for a slot to the list with their phone number; the number is stored encrypted. Freed-up slots appear on the list.
Your own consent template if you have one, otherwise a ready-made text; it is signed in the Consents tab.
Session attendance certificate, process information letter and referral letter to psychiatry. Session content never goes into the document; a diagnosis is only included if you tick it.
Session management
Sessions, clinical notes, goals, scales and homework in the same client record.
FAQ
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We’ve gathered the three most asked topics about choosing clinic software into separate guides.
What to look for when choosing clinic software, and what each module is for.
Practical ways to lower your no-show rate.
A clinic’s responsibilities and practical steps when processing health data.
Let’s look at it for your specialty
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