Generic practice tools do not fit script-led work.
Therapists who use structured scripts need more than appointments and generic notes. They need to prepare scripts, understand client context, handle consent, run sessions clearly and keep a useful review record afterward.
The approach
A calmer workspace for structured therapy sessions.
Scripted Therapy is shaped around the real session flow: enquiry, intake, preparation, teleprompter-style script running, consent-aware recording where enabled, aftercare, follow-ups and review.
Audience
Who it helps
Hypnotherapists using structured scripts in sessions
Therapists and practitioners working from prompts or session plans
Solo practitioners who want a focused workflow without heavy setup
Growing practices that need clearer client, script and session records
Inside the idea
What it includes
Script libraries with snippets, placeholders, questions and pause points
Client records, intake links, check-ins, flags and session context
Session running with scroll or teleprompter mode
Consent-aware audio recording where enabled
Practice workflow tools for policies, members, aftercare, follow-ups, enquiries and appointments
NAI note
Why NAI built it
Script-led therapy has a rhythm that generic practice software often misses. The important moments happen before, during and after the session, and the tools should support that flow instead of forcing therapists to stitch it together elsewhere.
Scripted Therapy exists to make structured session work calmer, clearer and easier to review, while keeping sensitive client and practice data controlled, consented and auditable.
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