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AstraseraFor clinicians who care, and clients who show up.
What they wrote this week, what they want to raise, and what was set aside last time, in one short paragraph.
See the BriefingWhile you talk, in your framework. It is waiting when the session ends, ready to edit and sign.
See the RoomCoded from the session record and out that night. The remittance posts itself.
See Notes and ClaimsJournal, sessions and assignments read as one, with the themes that connect them.
See Patterns| Video sessions | Scheduling and reminders | Notes drafted for you | Claims filed electronically | A briefing before the session | Patterns across everything shared | The client's journal and assignments | Claims coded on their own | |
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Our own technology, built to assist both you and your clients. Surface information you'd never otherwise see.
See How It WorksClients get a journal, assignments and session recaps. What they put in comes back to you as insight, so their experience makes you better at the work.
See the Client SpaceCBT, DBT, EMDR, psychodynamic, or your own. The briefing and the note follow the way you work.
See the NoteIt shows you what it saw and where to look. The clinical judgment stays yours.
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Counsel is where a therapy practice runs. The difference is that your clients live here too, and what they choose to share is waiting for you, already read, before the session starts. And because everything runs through one place, Astrasera’s own technology can surface information that would otherwise never be available to a clinician.
Your clients have a real space of their own, and what they share reaches you.
See the client spaceWhat they wrote and what they want to talk about, read for you before the session.
See the briefingNotes draft in the room. Claims file and settle inside the platform.
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When a client has somewhere to write and work things through between sessions, more of the week reaches you. What they choose to share arrives read, so the session starts where the week left off.
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Maya’s entries cluster the night before anything with a deadline, and each carries a version of “everyone else is already done.” The mornings after are calmer, which points at anticipation more than the work itself. Her sister has come up twice this month, both times dropped mid-thought. Reframing is starting to hold: three of the last four attempts eased.
Everything the client chose to share, read for you before the session starts. Two minutes, and you walk in caught up.
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AnalyzingMaya ChenRaised and set aside three times in ten minutes.
The session is theirs. The note drafts itself while you talk.
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The note, the claim, and the client’s share follow on their own.
Clinical work already asks a lot of you. Astrasera is built to ask nothing more: a calm, steady place to come back to at the end of a long day, with everything where you left it.
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