Therapist-specific value
How Umbrella helps
Ways to use with clients
- Thought records Invite clients to capture automatic thoughts and alternatives with daily prompts.
- Reflection Suggest brief end‑of‑day notes on triggers, behaviors, and consequences.
- Next steps Use “next steps” notes to set small, specific experiments or exposure plans.
- Session ready Encourage clients to bring selected insights to sessions (sharing is optional and controlled by the client).
Workflow walkthrough
Umbrella slides into the rhythm of CBT without replacing your existing practice management tools.
- Introduce
Share the Umbrella handout as homework between early sessions to set expectations around private journaling. - Capture
Clients log thought records, exposure prep, and next-step commitments using daily prompts (with optional reminders you can tailor). - Review
Ahead of session, clients can export key entries or bring curated insights on-device, so you focus on analysis instead of reconstruction. - Adjust
Use the “next steps” checklist to co-create experiments, then monitor adherence across weeks without extra email follow-up.
Privacy, compliance, and assurance
Umbrella Journal is designed with privacy in mind. Journal entries are stored securely and remain private to the client. Organizations and partners do not receive personal journal content unless a client explicitly exports and shares it.
- Encryption + residency: AES‑256 encryption in transit and at rest with Canadian data residency options.
- Regulatory alignment: Processes mapped to PHIPA and HIPAA safeguards; Business Associate Agreements available for clinics.
- Access controls: Clients own their entries and decide when to export; therapists can request structured summaries with consent.
- Auditability: Versioned policies, security reviews, and uptime reporting are published for partners.
See our Privacy Policy, Security overview, and Terms for full details, or contact our compliance team for documentation.
Proof therapists can trust
“Clients show up more prepared, so I spend less time recreating thought records and more time building new skills. Umbrella has become part of my standard CBT toolkit.”
Dr. Serena Malik, Registered Psychologist, Vancouver
2023 pilot study (n=46)
- 79% reported higher confidence completing thought records without clinician assistance.
- Average PHQ‑9 scores dropped 3.4 points after six weeks of blended work.
- Therapists cited a 25% reduction in between-session email follow-up.
Professional subscription options
Solo practitioner plan
$12 per active client / month, billed monthly.
- Unlimited journaling + prompt library access.
- Client export & share kits with therapist framing.
- Email onboarding for you and a welcome kit for clients.
Clinic & group practice plan
From $199 / month for up to 25 clients, annual billing.
- Centralized billing, priority support, and compliance reviews.
- Custom onboarding webinar for your team.
- Optional PHIPA/HIPAA documentation packet + BAAs.
Every subscription begins with a 30-day risk-free pilot for two clients so you can test the workflow before rolling it out broadly.