Structured Session Note (BIRP/GIRP/PIRP)
Unified structured session note covering BIRP (Behaviour), GIRP (Goals), and PIRP (Problem) formats. The AI selects the appropriate framing based on your documentation preference.
Generate this note from a recording or dictation
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Template structure
The structured session note (birp/girp/pirp) template captures these sections automatically from your recording.
- 1Behaviour / Goals / Problem
- 2Intervention
- 3Response
- 4Plan
Comparing this format to others? See SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and PROC compared.
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How it works
- 1
Record or dictate the session
In-person, telehealth, or hybrid. Audio is deleted immediately after transcription — never stored.
- 2
Pick the Structured Session Note (BIRP/GIRP/PIRP) template
Or set it as your default for this session type so future recordings use it automatically.
- 3
Review and finalise
Your note is generated in the structure above. Edit anything you want — your practice, your voice — then save to the client record.
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