With Quill's help, therapists are finding that they are now less anxious about writing their progress notes! After the session, just provide a quick rambling of the important details from the session, and Quill will write an organized note in your preferred note format. Copy and paste that into your EHR, and boom, that note is done.
Articles about Anxiety
June 16, 2025
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If the duration timer (when recording audio) gives you anxiety, you can now disable it!
Reviews for Quill about Anxiety
"[Quill] is amazing and absolutely reduced my stress and anxiety to complete my progress note in between sessions. This is a game changer and I will be signing up."
"Quill has proven to be an exceptionally simple and intuitive tool, especially considering its $20‑per‑month price point. A yearly subscription option with a discounted rate would be a welcome addition, but even without it, the value is clear.
Since incorporating Quill into my workflow, my anxiety about the wording and structure of my notes has decreased significantly. Being able to speak naturally and have Quill transform my dictation into a polished, professional note has streamlined my documentation process in a meaningful way. One of the major advantages for me is that Quill does not record sessions or store audio to train its AI. That commitment to privacy provides genuine peace of mind and aligns with the ethical boundaries I maintain in my practice.
I have already recommended Quill to a colleague who struggles to keep up with notes due to a demanding schedule, and I anticipate continuing to recommend Quill. Quill has also increased my overall efficiency, allowing me to see more clients without falling behind on documentation. At this time, I have no complaints and consider it a highly effective tool for clinicians seeking a straightforward, reliable note‑taking solution."
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