How the work after the session runs with AI support — documentation, course of therapy and application preparation. Each page also states what the AI explicitly does not do, and where that statement is backed up. What the processes look like in Psymira — step by step, including who carries out which step — is described in the help section (in German).
AI-assisted documentation means that a session is recorded, automatically transcribed and a draft for the session documentation is created from it. The transcript is not the documentation but its raw material: what is professionally relevant is decided by the psychotherapist. AI shortens the path from the session to a reviewable text — it replaces neither the professional assessment nor the responsibility for the result.
Read moreA transcription converts speech into text. It recognises words; it does not understand them. The result is a raw text containing everything that was said — filler words, self-corrections and recognition errors. Those who know the difference between this raw text and professional documentation can use both sensibly; those who overlook it carry errors over.
Read moreA progress summary condenses several documented sessions into one coherent text. It does not answer what was said in a single session, but what has developed across the sessions. Technically this is a different process from transcription: it is based not on audio files but on sessions that have already been documented.
Read moreAn application assistant brings existing records — documented session notes, transcripts and selected documents — together into a structured draft application. It does not fill in or submit an application; it creates an editable text that must be reviewed, supplemented and taken responsibility for. The professional decision remains entirely with the psychotherapist.
Read moreLonger texts on the regulations that shape day-to-day practice — with references, and with the legal status they refer to. They offer orientation, not legal advice. Texts marked “(in German)” are not yet available in English.
Two provisions that are rarely read together — and a duty to oblige that no contract of the provider fulfils.
Read moreThe classification depends on the intended purpose, not on the technology. And it can be reviewed.
Read morePersonal impressions are, in principle, subject to the right of inspection. That does not change how much one documents, but how.
Read moreThe effort often does not lie where one expects it — and the well-known number ten has been twenty since November 2019.
Read moreNot every long-term therapy is subject to expert review. And there are two three-week rules that differ in strictness.
Read moreWhether one belongs depends on the status of the practitioner — not on how the individual patient is insured.
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