Plastic Brains
A therapy journal tailored to you
What it does
Get more from every therapy session. Write down what came up, revisit it at research-informed moments during the week, and arrive at your next session ready to go deeper.
Most of what you work out in therapy fades before the next session. Plastic Brains brings your notes back during the week, at research-informed intervals. Coming to iOS.
A therapy journal that helps you remember what came up and prepare for your next session. The app is currently being tested and is set for release on September 15th. Sign up now to get notified on the release date with a download link. A few research-informed reminders during the week bring it back, help you put it into practice and get you ready for your next session. An automatic reminder before your next session of what you discussed the week before. So you can start your next session from where you left off Note-taking apps store your notes until you decide to review them. Plastic Brains reminds you to review your therapy notes at research-informed intervals. During therapy, you…from plastic-brains.com
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