Clients shouldn't have to ask if their therapy session is being recorded. And yet, it's a relevant question to ask these days...
More and more, therapy clients are having to ask:
"Is this being recorded?"
That question shouldn't have to exist in therapy.
Recording changes the room. It turns something private into something permanent. What was once spoken in trust becomes data waiting to be processed.
Confidentiality shouldn't be a setting you can toggle on and off. It's not a feature -- it's a promise. And once that promise feels uncertain, the whole purpose of therapy starts to fade.
Quill streamlines progress notes for therapists, saving time by generating notes from a verbal or typed session summary. With privacy at its core, Quill never records client sessions, protecting the therapist-client relationship and avoiding ethical and confidentiality risks. Just record a summary, click a button, and Quill generates your notes for you.
Try Quill for free today, no credit card required. And for unlimited notes (and other types of therapy documentation), it's only $20/month. (Even less for teams.)