Mentalyc

The best AI-powered automated notes for mental health professionals, saves 90% documentation time. Try 15 notes for FREE, no credit card required!

08/27/2026

“Not viable in any way, shape or form.” 👇 That’s how one LPC describes what most therapists are quietly doing every night. Lawrence works 13–14 hour days. School counseling, then private practice. And then before Mentalyc another four or five hours of progress notes on top. Nobody trains you for that part. Nobody warns you that the paperwork is what breaks people, not the clients. He was skeptical of AI. Took him a while to come around. Now his notes take 5–10 minutes and he gets his evenings back. If your notes are eating your life, this one’s for you.

08/26/2026

Free MSE cheat sheet for therapists. Download it now. 🧠

Quick honesty check. Can you name all 10 Mental Status Exam domains right now, with the right descriptors for each? Most of us hold onto a few and quietly Google the rest between sessions. So we made the reference we all keep reaching for.

It fits every domain on one page, appearance all the way through judgment, with descriptor options, examples of what's typical vs atypical, and the actual prompts to ask. You can fill it in as you observe, so it works as a worksheet too.

One thing it keeps front and center: affect doesn't mean the same thing in every culture. Avoided eye contact isn't always anxiety. Restricted affect isn't always blunting. Get the context first, then interpret.

📄 Comment MSE and we'll send you the link, or grab it from our bio.
No sign up. No PHI collected. No credit card.

08/21/2026

Ever finished a full session and then lost 20 minutes staring at a blank note? 📌 Save this.
DAP keeps progress notes organized into three sections Data, Assessment, Plan so you’re not rebuilding your documentation structure after every session.
→ Data:what happened in session client report, relevant observations, and interventions.
→ Assessment:your clinical interpretation of what the data means.
→ Plan:the specific next steps.
One common mistake? Mixing interpretation into the Data section.
“Client reports avoiding social events three times this week” = Data
“Avoidance appears connected to increased social anxiety” = Assessment
Keeping those lanes separate makes your notes clearer, easier to review, and more clinically useful.
Swipe through for the breakdown, then grab our FREE DAP Notes Cheat Sheet with the template, printable guidance, and worked examples.
Comment “DAP”and we’ll send the link, or tap the link in bio.

08/19/2026

Your clients trust you with everything. So where does the recording of that go? 💭
With Mentalyc, it’s deleted the moment your note is generated and saved. Nothing stored, nothing kept because protecting your clients’ privacy shouldn’t be an afterthought.
The AI scribe for therapists built to let go of the recording, not hang onto it. 🧠✅
👉 Try Mentalyc free, link in bio.

08/11/2026

If you ever hand off a client or brief another provider, save this.
SBAR gives you a clean, repeatable way to communicate. Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation. It cuts the rambling, keeps everyone on the same page, and makes sure nothing important gets lost in the handoff.
It works when you are coordinating care, consulting a psychiatrist, doing a warm transfer, or documenting a crisis. Instead of scrambling to explain what is going on, you have a structure that says exactly what happened, what led to it, what you think, and what you need next.
We put together a free SBAR template for mental health clinicians plus a filled example on the Mentalyc blog, so you can see how it looks in a real scenario.
→ Comment “SBAR” and we will send you the link, or tap the link in bio to grab the free template and filled example.

07/30/2026

If you assess self-esteem with clients — save this. 📌

Low self-worth rarely shows up labeled as “low self-worth.” It shows up as shame, negative core beliefs, social comparison, perfectionism, and depressive symptoms. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES) helps you name what’s underneath.

It’s only 10 questions and takes a few minutes — but scoring and clinical interpretation still matter. Reverse-scored items, a 10–40 range, and cutoffs that should flex with your client’s developmental stage, culture, and presenting concerns.

Use it at intake to set a baseline, then re-administer mid-treatment to track self-acceptance, confidence shifts, and progress toward your goals — right alongside your session themes and treatment plan.

So we put together a free RSES guide for therapists on the Mentalyc blog: the full scale, scoring and interpretation, reliability, and how to apply it in session.

→ Comment “RSES” and we’ll send you the link, or visit the link in bio to read the full guide.

07/29/2026

The part of being a therapist I hated most: documentation.
Not the sessions. Not the clients. Just... the notes. Sitting there afterward (or worse, half-listening while mentally drafting what I’d write later).
“It has been a beautiful experience to just click on Mentalyc and focus on my client, focus on the clinical work” — a therapist on what changed for him.
Full, thorough notes generated automatically. He just reviews and signs off. That’s it.
If documentation is draining you too, link in bio :link:
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07/24/2026

“I wouldn’t know what to do without it. It’s been a lifesaver for my practice.”
That’s how one private practice therapist describes using Mentalyc, the best AI for therapy notes built specifically for mental health professionals. In this short testimonial, he shares how automated AI notes and treatment plans gave him back the time he used to spend on documentation — so he can focus on what matters: his clients.

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