TheraPrac is an EHR for therapists designed for independent clinicians and small practices. This page focuses on therapy session notes: how documentation works, what note formats are supported, and how TheraPrac keeps clinical documentation clear and reliable in an Alpha release.
Session notes are central to therapy practice. TheraPrac keeps documentation focused on therapist workflows, without adding complex automation that can obscure clinical judgment. For the full platform context, see therapy practice management software and the complete feature overview.
TheraPrac supports multiple therapy note formats so clinicians can document care in the way that fits their practice.
SOAP notes are structured around Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan sections. This format supports structured clinical documentation and a clear separation between observation and plan.
DAP notes focus on Data, Assessment, and Plan. This format provides a concise structure that many therapists use for session-based documentation.
Narrative notes support free-form clinical documentation. This format is intended for providers who prefer a continuous narrative rather than discrete sections.
TheraPrac uses template-based notes so each format stays consistent and easy to complete. Structured sections guide documentation while leaving clinical content in the provider’s control.
Notes are linked directly to sessions, which helps keep documentation aligned with the scheduling workflow and the client record. When a note is finalized, changes are managed through amendments so clinical history remains clear.
The Alpha release focuses on core documentation workflows. The following are not included:
TheraPrac Alpha is intentionally limited to keep documentation focused, reliable, and aligned with clinical practice.
Therapy session notes are part of a larger system that connects scheduling, client records, and clinical documentation. Explore the full TheraPrac feature set or see how documentation works within therapy practice management software designed for independent practices.
