Can Cognic help with counselling notes?
Yes. It can organise recorded session material into an AI summary and a draft note. You review the content and decide how it fits your own documentation workflow.
Counselling notes and session review with professional control
Cognic helps therapists and counsellors organise material after a session. Review the summary and draft note, return to available conversation material when needed, and decide what to use in your documentation.
Cognic records sessions in the mobile app and prepares structured summaries and draft notes after processing. You review and edit that material. Check which session materials are available for review; the final record remains your responsibility.
From a session to working notes
After processing, use the summary to revisit the main conversation themes and the draft note to organise your wording. The output is a starting point for review, not a finished counselling record.
Check the recording setting and available material
At the start of recording, check the setting for saving the recording. After processing, check which materials you can actually access before planning to return to them during review.
Review before using the note
Check what the draft says against the session material available to you. Edit unclear wording, remove unsupported details and decide what belongs in your documentation. AI does not replace your professional judgement.
Return to context before the next session
The session summary and conversation themes can help you revisit earlier material. Any suggested next-session topic remains material for you to assess, not a clinical decision made by Cognic.
FAQ
Can I review material in a browser?
Yes. After signing in, session material can also be reviewed in the web panel. Recording takes place in the mobile app.
Is this a complete practice-management system?
This page describes post-session documentation support. It does not promise scheduling, billing or a complete clinical-record system.