When you are counting every supervised hour, you should not lose evenings to paperwork. Twofold generates AI notes for supervised clinicians that are structured, readable, and easy for supervisors to review and sign off.
Twofold helps supervised clinicians capture what happened in the room, how they understood it, and what comes next in a format that fits agency, group practice, and private practice expectations.
Create SOAP and DAP notes that clearly outline client presentation, key interventions, clinical impressions, and a focused plan for next session.
Keep up with busy community mental health or group practice caseloads by drafting progress notes in minutes instead of hours.
Quickly generate case summaries that highlight risk, themes, and treatment progress so supervision time can focus on decision making, not dictation.
Produce notes that match the level of detail licensing boards and future employers expect from supervised clinicians.
Document individual, couples, family, and group work with prompts that keep your style consistent across different treatment formats.
Lean on language that reflects client strengths, context, and collaboration while still meeting clinical and billing needs.
Use Twofold with real charts in settings that allow third party tools, backed by encryption and a signed BAA.
Finish notes on your laptop after session or from your phone before you leave the parking lot so documentation stays caught up.
See what changes when Twofold writes the first draft.
Twofold supports associates and early career clinicians across counseling, psychology, social work, and MFT as they develop their documentation style under supervision.
Match the documentation standards of community agencies, intensive outpatient programs, and group practices.
Maintain high quality notes across panels and fee for service clients while your supervisor reviews and co signs.
Keep a unified note style even when you split your time between school based, community, and telehealth work.
Adapt prompts for trauma, eating disorders, substance use, or child work while keeping documentation consistent.
My supervisor immediately noticed that my notes were clearer and easier to co sign. Twofold helped me organize my thinking.
Instead of spending a full evening rewriting progress notes, I start from a draft and use supervision to discuss the case itself.
Working at two sites meant two different documentation cultures. Twofold gave me one consistent style that worked in both places.
My notes now read like an early career clinician rather than a trainee, and that has helped me feel ready for independent practice.
I think it is amazing. One of the biggest positives for me is that it validates the work that I put into a session. It always catches things that I would miss. 10/10 @Twofold_Health
Amazing @Twofold_Health! It works so well with couples/families (multiple voices) and exports well to other filing applications. I love the feature of writing a follow-up email to clients!
These guides and templates can help you strengthen your documentation while you work toward independent licensure.
Twofold’s AI notes for supervised clinicians are designed for associates, residents, interns, fellows, and provisionally licensed therapists who write notes that must be reviewed and co signed by a supervisor.
Twofold is meant to support growth, not replace it. It provides a structured starting point so you can concentrate on clinical judgment, ethics, and how you describe your work, while still practicing editing and finalizing notes yourself.
Yes, where allowed. Twofold is HIPAA compliant with encryption and a signed BAA, but you must follow your agency, group practice, or supervisor policies around external tools and documentation.
Twofold works with SOAP, DAP, and standard progress note formats and can be tailored to your supervisor’s or agency’s preferences.
Absolutely. Supervisors remain the final safeguard and can review, edit, and sign notes as usual. Many use Twofold drafts as teaching tools to help supervised clinicians refine their clinical language and reasoning.