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The session is the work. Everything else, quiet.

A direction for therapists, counsellors, coaches, and clinicians running a private practice — solo or small. Intake, notes, billing, and follow-up handled cleanly, so the hour itself is the only thing that asks for your attention.

Practice Therapists · counsellors · coaches · psychologists−41% Late-cancel rate, typical5 hrs Typical practitioner admin saved / week+£14k Typical recovered, year one
By practice type

Four shapes of the same instrument.

Same method, different room. Pick the practice closest to yours — each has a deep page with the modality-specific stack, proof, and how we measure.

The practice stack

Six rooms, quietly running.

The work is the session. Booking, consent, notes, payment, the gap before the next person — they should disappear. We build the practice that way.

Room 01 · Intake & consent

The first session, prepared for.

Intake form, GDPR confirmations, presenting concerns — collected before the first session. The practitioner walks in already with context, not a clipboard.

  • Custom intake forms per modality
  • E-signed consent & data agreement
  • Sliding-scale fee selector
  • Pre-session questionnaire
Room 02 · Booking & cadence

Sessions on rhythm, not on chase.

Recurring weekly slot held, gentle reschedule flow, late-cancel policy enforced kindly. Clients book themselves. Practitioner stops being the receptionist.

  • Recurring slot reservation
  • Self-serve reschedule window
  • Late-cancel fee automation
  • Wait-list redistribution
Room 03 · Notes & clinical record

Notes that respect the work.

Per-session notes, themes across sessions, treatment-plan tracking — encrypted, exportable, BACP/UKCP/HCPC compliant. Searchable when supervision needs it; quiet otherwise.

  • Encrypted clinical notes
  • Theme & goal tracking
  • Supervision-export bundle
  • Compliant retention & deletion
Room 04 · Billing & payment

Invoices that send themselves.

Card-on-file at intake, charged on session-end or weekly, receipts auto-issued. EAP and insurance billing handled separately with the right paperwork.

  • Card-on-file via Stripe
  • Auto-charge post-session
  • EAP & insurance billing
  • VAT-ready receipts
Room 05 · The quiet office

The practice on one panel.

Sessions delivered, revenue, supervision hours owed, CPD hours logged, monthly P&L. The numbers a sole practitioner needs at year-end without three weeks of bank-statement archaeology.

  • Sessions & revenue, live
  • Supervision & CPD log
  • Monthly P&L & tax forecast
  • Insurance-renewal tracker
Room 06 · BrainBase

Reading, resources, referrals.

Client handouts, suggested reading, referral network, modality-specific resources — searchable, sharable, current. The folder of PDFs that nobody opened, replaced.

  • Client-handout library
  • Modality-specific resources
  • Referral network & intro flow
  • CPD-reading log
Sample engagement

The therapist who got back her Sunday evenings.

One practitioner. 22 weekly clients. Notes in a notebook, invoices on Sunday night.

A counselling practice ran intake on a Word doc, notes in a paper notebook, invoices typed by hand on Sunday evenings, and a 17% late-cancel rate. Two-week build: encrypted notes, recurring booking with cancel policy, card-on-file billing, supervision-export bundle. Six months in: late-cancels down 41%, five hours of admin returned weekly, fourteen thousand pounds recovered through enforced policy and recovered slots.

How we measure: late-cancel rate tracked in the new booking system vs the prior 90-day Word-doc intake log (n = 312 sessions); supervision-export bundle audited against BACP record-keeping requirements.

−41%late-cancel rate
+£14krecovered, year one
5 hrspractitioner admin returned / week
Adjacent industries

Different shape of the same problem.

If your work isn't exactly this, the nearest sectors share the rhythm. Or browse every industry we build for.

Quiet the admin.

One conversation. We come prepared.