Client Feedback Reports

One of the most impactful parts of SessionGlance isn’t just what happens in the room—it’s what clients carry with them once the session ends. SessionGlance Feedback Reports are built to extend therapeutic work beyond the appointment itself, giving clients something concrete to revisit and reflect on between visits.

Clients receive a predictable, structured report after each appointment containing: Symptom Tracking, Session Summary, and Follow-up Questions.

Symptom Tracking Clients Can Actually See

Reports begin with visual Symptom Tracking so clients can understand their progress over time—not just how they felt today, but how they’ve been doing across weeks or months.

These measures track areas such as:

• Depressive symptoms
• Anxiety
• Loneliness and social connection
• Resilience and coping capacity

Clients can quickly identify:

• Symptom improvement or escalation
• Where they are in their overall trajectory
• How today’s session fits into the broader pattern of progress

This data sets the foundation for understanding the narrative and reflection prompts that follow.

A Clear, Client-Friendly Session Narrative

The narrative summary offers a concise, accessible description of the most recent session. It names the emotional themes, the challenges explored, and the deeper work initiated in the conversation.

It may highlight how the therapist:

• Explored emerging emotional themes or recent life events
• Connected experiences to identity, history, or personal values
• Validated the emotional and cognitive load the client carries
• Shifted into broader conversations about meaning, balance, or support

Instead of relying on memory, clients have a structured narrative capturing what mattered most.

Transparency Around the Therapist’s Interventions

SessionGlance summaries highlight not only what was discussed, but how the therapist guided the work. Clients gain insight into the deliberate choices that shaped the session.

Reports often show how clinicians:

• Use open-ended questions to deepen exploration
• Name and validate emotional effort
• Draw attention to important themes like loss, identity, or connection
• Link present challenges to strengths, values, and support systems

This makes the process more transparent and the therapeutic journey easier to follow.

Reflection Questions That Continue the Conversation

Follow-up Questions invite the client to continue reflecting between sessions. These prompts are personalized and emerge directly from what was explored in the appointment.

They often encourage clients to:

• Notice emotional shifts tied to connection, calm, or awe
• Identify small lifestyle adjustments that support emotional balance
• Reflect on how grief or loss highlights important values
• Consider which relationships feel nourishing versus draining

Clients can journal, reflect informally, or simply carry these prompts through the week.

Therapist-Shaped, Not Just Automatically Generated

While SessionGlance produces a structured draft, every part of the report is fully editable by the clinician. This allows therapists to refine language, clarify emphasis, and tailor the content to the client’s cultural context, developmental stage, and therapeutic goals.

Clinicians can:

• Adjust tone and style
• Modify reflection prompts
• Improve accuracy and alignment with session focus
• Ensure the narrative reflects their therapeutic formulation

Automation supports efficiency—but the therapist’s voice remains central.

Keeping the Work Alive Between Sessions

Feedback Reports ensure that therapy continues long after the hour ends. Clients have a tangible record they can revisit at any point, supporting continuity, insight, and engagement.

• Symptom Tracking reveals patterns and progress over time.
• Session Summaries reinforce meaning and emotional clarity.
• Follow-up Questions promote ongoing reflection and growth.