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Reframe Unhelpful Thoughts
Video · Every Mind Matters · 1:41
your client's space to reflect and process in their own way
Thought record
Drawing
TikTok
Moment
3 things they want to talk about
Resource
Reframe Unhelpful Thoughts
56y ago
56y ago
Reframe Unhelpful Thoughts
Every Mind Matters
1:41
“The bit about catching the thought before it runs off. Can we go through that one?”
Thought Record
Why I keep saying yes
56y ago
56y ago
Why I keep saying yes
Original context
My manager asked me to cover Saturday again. I said yes before she'd finished the sentence. The first thought was: if I say no, I'm letting everyone down.
“Tried catching the thought from the video. Want to keep going with it.”
Event
Said no to the Saturday shift
56y ago
56y ago
Said no to the Saturday shift
Original context
The rota message came in and I said I couldn't this week. Felt sick for ten minutes, then fine.
“Small, but it's the first time.”
Tuesday · next session
3 things they want to talk about
Resource
Reframe Unhelpful Thoughts
56y ago
56y ago
Reframe Unhelpful Thoughts
Every Mind Matters
1:41
“The bit about catching the thought before it runs off. Can we go through that one?”
Thought Record
Why I keep saying yes
56y ago
56y ago
Why I keep saying yes
Original context
My manager asked me to cover Saturday again. I said yes before she'd finished the sentence. The first thought was: if I say no, I'm letting everyone down.
“Tried catching the thought from the video. Want to keep going with it.”
Event
Said no to the Saturday shift
56y ago
56y ago
Said no to the Saturday shift
Original context
The rota message came in and I said I couldn't this week. Felt sick for ten minutes, then fine.
“Small, but it's the first time.”
The between-session doubts that grow into cancellations and ghosting
This TikTok explains it perfectly. Can I send it?
Is it needy to message between sessions?
Do I wait until Thursday or...
I'll definitely remember this for next week
I had something important... what was it?
Should I even bother going this week?
This article is literally me. Where do I save it?
Maybe I'll just ask ChatGPT
A space between sessions that leads back to you
Clients already take the week to apps, advice and AI that weren't built with therapeutic boundaries in mind. OutSession is a between-session space you offer them.
Everything waits for the session
Nothing to mark or monitor, and clients can't message you through it. What they share is there when you sit down together.
Not an AI therapist
The AI shapes prompts the way a worksheet would. The therapy stays with you.
Anonymous if they want it
Clients can join under an alias you choose, with no name or email needed. Only they can sign in to their studio.
How it fits
A relationship starts.
Your own private studiooutsession.com/connect/mk4…
01 · Onboarding — once
Part of how you begin
Your own studio and demo clients come first, so you can walk through what you're offering before any real invite. Then one mention, one link, on terms you set: whether sharing comes back to you at all, and whether AI tools are on. From there, the space is theirs.
Session BoardAdded
Show Chris the video that helped
02 · Between sessions
The week stays quiet
There's nothing to log into and nothing that needs answering. It's there for your client if they want it, whether or not you ever look. The boundaries you chose at the start hold.
The video that helpedyoutube.com · from their board
03 · Next session
Begin where they are
Your client arrives knowing where they want to start. Some weeks that's a shared board, read in their order in a couple of minutes. Some weeks it stays theirs, and the session is just the session. Nothing depends on you having checked.
Your own private studiooutsession.com/connect/mk4…
Onboarding — once
Part of how you begin
Your own studio and demo clients come first, so you can walk through what you're offering before any real invite. Then one mention, one link, on terms you set: whether sharing comes back to you at all, and whether AI tools are on. From there, the space is theirs.
Session BoardAdded
Show Chris the video that helped
Between sessions
The week stays quiet
There's nothing to log into and nothing that needs answering. It's there for your client if they want it, whether or not you ever look. The boundaries you chose at the start hold.
02
The video that helpedyoutube.com · from their board
Next session
Begin where they are
Your client arrives knowing where they want to start. Some weeks that's a shared board, read in their order in a couple of minutes. Some weeks it stays theirs, and the session is just the session. Nothing depends on you having checked.
03
Session after session.
Before you decide
Help evaluating OutSession
A tool this close to therapy should expect scrutiny. These are answered properly, not in a sentence each.
Finally, something that respects the therapeutic relationship
I was wary of another AI tool promising to 'help' my clients. But OutSession isn't trying to be therapy - it just helps them arrive prepared. That's exactly what I wanted.
Therapist
My clients were already using ChatGPT between sessions
I'd rather they use something designed for session prep than generic AI. OutSession gives them structure without pretending to be a therapist.
Client
It's not trying to be my therapist
I tried AI therapy apps and they felt weird. This doesn't pretend to help me - it just helps me remember what to bring up.
Client
Low-key the best thing my therapist has recommended
It's been months and I still use it because there's literally zero pressure.
Get started
Try everything as your clients would, and decide if it's right before anyone real is involved.
Walk the onboarding, end to end
Demo clients let you run the full journey: invite link, first open, their studio, exactly as a client would meet it.
Your own studio, as a client
You get the same studio your clients do. Generate worksheets, write notes, build a session board of your own.
Boundaries, set per studio
For every client you choose the terms: whether sharing comes back to you, and whether AI tools are on.
£29.99/month for all clients, all tools
Unlimited client studios
AI-powered worksheets for every client
Session Board, notes, events, resources
Free for your clients, always
First 3 clients free, no card required. We'll ask for your name and a few practice details on the next screen.
OutSession extends your therapeutic impact beyond the therapy room. Create anonymous therapy boards for clients in under 2 minutes, then watch as they engage with structured CBT tools between sessions. You'll arrive at sessions with clear insights into their progress, making every hour more focused and effective.
Is client data completely secure and private?
Yes. OutSession uses anonymous therapy boards with zero personal data storage. Clients are identified by codes or initials you choose. All communications are SSL encrypted, and clients control exactly what they share with you. It's actually more private than traditional paper worksheets.
Will this add more work to my already busy schedule?
Quite the opposite. OutSession saves you time by providing pre-session insights into client progress. Instead of spending session time catching up, you'll start each session knowing exactly where your client is mentally. Many therapists report more productive sessions and better homework compliance.
What does OutSession cost for my practice?
We offer flexible practitioner memberships designed for UK therapy practices. Your clients use OutSession completely free - you simply provide them access through therapy boards. Contact us for pricing that scales with your practice size and needs.
How does AI personalisation work? Is this a chatbot?
No chatbot. Think of it like a printed worksheet that adapts to each client. When a client writes 'My boss sent me a critical email,' the worksheet asks 'How did reading your boss's email make you feel?' instead of the generic 'How did that situation make you feel?' The AI tailors CBT questions to their specific scenario—same evidence-based framework you use, just personalised.