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Between sessions
Capture client-reported follow-through, barriers, difficulty, helpfulness, check-ins, journals, and observed participation patterns so the next session can start with more context.
Between-session intelligence for behavioral health clinicians
See what happens between sessions. Carry the history forward.
InterSesh helps clinicians turn mutually agreed actions, check-ins, journals, and real-world follow-through into a clearer next conversation. InterSesh Passport gives clients a way to carry appropriate between-session history when care changes.
Continuity, not another chart
Two gaps. One continuity layer.
Most behavioral health software is organized around appointments and records. InterSesh is organized around what happens next, and what should not disappear when care changes.
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Between clinicians
InterSesh Passport lets the client carry appropriate between-session history to a new clinician instead of rebuilding that history from zero.
InterSesh creates continuity between sessions, between clinicians, and eventually between systems.
The space between sessions
What actually happened after
the therapy session ended?
One Agreement. Two perspectives. A history to carry forward.
InterSeshCLINICIANGraphite · your workspace
CLIENTSeafoam · your own perspective
GRAPHITE · CLINICIANSEAFOAM · CLIENT
Scroll forward or back through the story. Long application content scrolls within its panel and continues to the page at the end. Back, Next, and Exit are always available. Use flat view for ordinary page flow.
Preserve the context between sessions. Carry appropriate history when care changes, with the client’s permission.
Less avoidable catch-up can leave more room for a useful conversation. Clinically meaningful recap still matters; the clinician and client decide what comes next.
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Illustrative interfaces and fictional data. Actions stay in this page and reset on reload; nothing is submitted.
What actually happened after the therapy session ended?
Details can fade, compress or be reconstructed between appointments. The graphite clinician phone and seafoam client phone belong to two separate people.
Clinician view · the Agreement
WALK-01: Take a 10-minute walk before dinner. Twice weekly. Agreed reason: Accountability. This is an already-agreed action, not a demonstration of creating or sending one.
Client view · everyday life
The client sees the same Agreement in their own account. Life does not always follow the plan. The client chooses what to report; there is no continuous monitoring.
Client view · REPORT 01
Day 3 · 12:40. “Dinner was running late. I took my 10-minute walk at lunchtime instead.” Client-reported outcome: Completed. Barrier: Evening schedule. Difficulty: 5/10 before → 3/10 after. Helpfulness: 7/10. All values are fictional self-reports, not inferred scores.
Clinician view · know before the next one begins.
The clinician can open REPORT 01 linked to WALK-01, read those exact original words and inspect their source, timestamp and reporting context. This is one reported experience; it does not establish what happened on an unreported occasion.
The next conversation
Discuss the attempted change, the evening barrier, and whether another time might fit better. Clinical judgment stays with the clinician and client. Meaningful recap remains valuable; the aim is less avoidable reconstruction, not a guaranteed time saving or clinical outcome.
Later, care changes · the client’s Passport
The seafoam client phone returns. The client can choose Share Passport to authorize this sample of portable history for a new clinician, or keep it private and finish. Scrolling never grants access. The sample includes WALK-01 and REPORT 01, with original words, reporting time and context; it excludes clinician-private notes and the full clinical record. Sharing across jurisdictions needs appropriate review.
Receiving clinician · only after the client’s choice
If the client chooses to share, a clearly labeled new receiving clinician opens the authorized Passport in the graphite device. The exact client-reported words, source, Completed outcome, Evening schedule barrier, difficulty 5/10 → 3/10 and helpfulness 7/10 are carried forward without reinterpretation. Without sharing, the client’s private perspective remains and no receiving-clinician view appears.
Between sessions. Between clinicians.
The view withdraws into the original two-phone space. The client carries their Passport forward; the history remains theirs to choose to share. Continue to the rest of the website.
Scroll forward or backward to move between the separate devices. Use Back, Next or Exit walkthrough at any time. Agreement details, How did it go?, Keep sample report Open original evidence, Share Passport and Open shared Passport are local illustrative interactions. Your sample choices remain when you rewind. Restart demo clears them. Flat view tells the complete story without animation.
For clinicians
Know where to look first.
A caseload can generate a lot of information. InterSesh helps surface the clients and signals most worth attention, then keeps the supporting evidence close to the next clinical conversation.
Caseload prioritization
Surface clients and signals that may deserve review without replacing clinician judgment.
Traceable evidence
Move from a signal back to the underlying client-reported activity instead of relying on unexplained scores.
Separate concepts clearly
Broader participation patterns and agreement follow-through remain distinct rather than being collapsed into one label.
Agreement intelligence
See the evidence behind the signal.
Follow an agreed action through what was reported, what got in the way, and what changed. Keep the evidence and its history close to the next clinical conversation.
Reported outcomesBarriersDifficulty before & afterHelpfulnessRevisionsFollow-throughEvidence history
Missing reports are not automatically failures.
A gap in reporting is a gap in evidence. Completion stays grounded in what the client actually reported.
Longitudinal intelligence
Patterns across the caseload, without inventing the reason.
InterSesh can compare recent and prior participation and surface observable changes for review.
No response is still information.
InterSesh reports observed participation patterns only. It does not infer why activity increased, decreased, or stopped.
InterSesh Passport
Your between-session history, carried with you.
Changing clinicians should not mean starting over. Passport stays with the client, even when a clinical relationship changes.
✓
Less repeating yourself.
Bring forward the work you have already done.
Bring forward the work you have already done.
✓
Client-controlled sharing.
Choose when to connect a clinician and when to stop sharing with an organization.
Choose when to connect a clinician and when to stop sharing with an organization.
✓
One history across care changes.
The client does not need a new InterSesh identity every time a clinician changes.
The client does not need a new InterSesh identity every time a clinician changes.
Clear scope: Passport sharing carries portable between-session history. Clinician-private notes and internal clinical records are not included automatically.
CLIENT CONTINUITY
You shouldn’t have to start over.
Changing clinicians should not mean rebuilding your between-session history from zero.
Start with a new clinician. Not from zero.
Your therapist may change. Your history doesn’t have to.
For clients
Simple during care. Useful after care changes.
My Agreement
A clear view of the agreement agreed with the clinician.
My Reports
Report the attempt, outcome, barriers, difficulty, and helpfulness where relevant.
Check-ins
Share how things are going between appointments without waiting for the next session.
Journal
Capture reflections as life happens, then decide what belongs in the clinical conversation.
Passport
Keep appropriate between-session history available when the clinician or practice changes.
One experience. Two useful views.
Focused for the client, useful for the clinician.
Clients do not need another complicated healthcare dashboard. InterSesh keeps the client experience focused while giving clinicians a structured view of between-session evidence.
Designed for mobile use: the client experience supports quick check-ins, reporting, journals, and Passport access without turning the phone into a second EHR.
Around the signal
Support the work without replacing the clinician.
InterSesh is designed to help organize attention, evidence, session preparation, and the next agreed step. It does not diagnose, replace professional judgment, or act as a therapist.
Session preparation
Bring recent between-session evidence into the next appointment.
Clinical workspace
Keep the supporting context near the work rather than scattering it across unrelated systems.
A focused layer in your practice
Your EHR documents the session. InterSesh helps illuminate what happened after it.
InterSesh is designed to complement existing clinical systems, not replace them.
Typical EHR
- Session documentation
- Records
- What was discussed
- Treatment history
InterSesh
- Between-session behavior
- Client follow-through
- Reported barriers
- What happened next
- Continuity when care changes
Launch pricing
Start free. Expand when the practice needs it.
One base plan per organization, then simple capacity add-ons. No duplicate plan stacking.
Free
$0
- 1 clinician
- Up to 3 clients
- Core InterSesh workflow
Solo Practice
US$69/mo
US$690/year
- 1 clinician
- 50 clients included
- Self-serve up to 100 clients
+10 clients: US$10/month or US$100/year
Practice
US$149/mo
US$1,490/year
- 5 clinicians included
- 200 clients included
- Self-serve up to 15 clinicians and 500 clients
+10 clients: US$10/month or US$100/year
+1 clinician: US$25/month or US$250/year
+1 clinician: US$25/month or US$250/year
Enterprise
Custom
- Above self-serve ceilings
- Custom organizational requirements
- Procurement, contracting, integrations, and support needs
Prices shown in USD. Applicable taxes may apply. Core Passport identity, history, portability, and connection controls are intended to remain free for clients. Product availability and commercial terms may evolve before broad launch.
Meet the founder
Built from a clinician’s perspective.
InterSesh was created from a simple clinical question: what actually happened after the therapy session ended?
Clinicians often know what happened during an appointment, but have far less visibility into what happened in the days between sessions. InterSesh is designed to make that period more visible, structured, and clinically useful without replacing clinician judgment.
Jamieson Cobbs DBH(c), MSc
Psychotherapist · Founder, InterSesh & Tough Love Counselling
Doctor of Behavioral Health candidate, with a focus on integrated behavioral health, systems, chronic conditions, and behavioral change.
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