Psy.day is a set of AI tools built for the everyday work of therapy — the referrals, intakes, notes, plans, and letters that gather around your sessions. It writes the first draft. You stay in charge of every word.
Most of the work in mental health care doesn’t happen in the room. It happens before and after — triaging a new referral, shaping a treatment plan, writing up a session at the end of a long day. That work matters, and it’s quietly exhausting.
Psy.day takes the blank page out of it. Tell a tool what you’re working on and it hands back a considered draft — a formulation, a safety plan, a progress note, a letter — ready for you to read, adjust, and make your own. No blank cursor. No starting from zero at 8pm.
To give clinicians back the hours that paperwork steals — so more of your attention can go where it belongs, to the people you care for.
Psy.day is made for the people doing the clinical work — therapists, psychologists, and counsellors, across modalities and settings. If you write notes, plan treatment, or correspond about care, it was built with you in mind.
Carry the whole arc of care on your own — referral to discharge — without an admin team behind you.
Keep documentation consistent across a team while every clinician stays in their own voice.
Learn the shape of good notes, formulations, and plans with drafts you can study and refine.
Every tool follows the same simple rhythm. You’re never more than a few steps from a usable draft — and never handed anything you didn’t ask for.
Pick from tools organised around the stages of care, from a first referral to the final follow-up.
Paste your notes, a referral letter, or a few lines about the client. You decide what goes in.
Psy.day returns a clear, structured first draft in seconds — never a blank page.
Adjust the wording, keep what fits, discard what doesn’t. The finished work is entirely yours.
The library spans the full journey of an episode of care. Wherever you are in the work, there’s a tool shaped for it.
Handle incoming referrals and triage new enquiries before the first session.
Welcome new clients with intake forms, first-session structure, and clear consent.
Select, score, and interpret validated measures for the presenting concern.
Turn history and observations into a working formulation you can act on.
Set measurable goals and match evidence-based interventions to the formulation.
Prep for sessions and pick the right in-session materials and homework.
Client-friendly handouts, recaps, and coping tools for life between sessions.
Build safety plans and structure risk assessments into a defensible record.
Write clean notes and summarize outcomes and progress over time.
Close episodes of care well, with relapse prevention and caring follow-up.
Produce accommodation, insurance, and agency letters within your scope.
Draft policies, audit documentation, and keep the practice compliant.
Look after yourself and plan your own growth and consultation.
Psy.day is an assistant, not an authority. It’s built to support your clinical judgment — never to replace it. Here’s what that means in practice.
Everything Psy.day produces is a starting point for you to review. Nothing is filed, sent, or acted on without you.
Psy.day doesn’t diagnose and isn’t a medical device. Screening and assessment outputs support your thinking — they don’t conclude it.
Drafts are written to be edited. The final content — clinical and ethical — always rests with you.
For letters and reports, tools stay inside what’s appropriate for a clinician to say, and flag where judgment is needed.