AI DAP note generator for behavioral health clinicians
See how Notat turns a behavioral-health conversation into reviewable FactsContext™ facts and a DAP progress-note draft for the clinician to edit and sign.
A DAP note starts with the session, not a template
Transcript: “I went to the grocery store on Saturday. I felt panic on the bus, but I used the breathing exercise and made it to the checkout.” The clinician follows up on triggers, coping strategies, risk, and the plan for the next exposure. There is no special dictation language to learn: the conversation remains the clinical encounter.
FactsContext™ extracts what belongs in the record
Data: completed grocery-store exposure; anxiety increased during travel; used paced breathing; reached checkout. Assessment: progress with planned exposure; coping skill used effectively; no new safety concern stated. Plan: repeat graded exposure; continue paced breathing; review progress at the next session. The clinician can check these extracted facts before a note is drafted.
Draft the DAP note from the reviewed facts
D — Client completed a planned grocery-store exposure and used paced breathing when anxiety increased on the journey. A — Progress consistent with treatment goals; coping skill used during exposure. P — Continue graded exposure and paced-breathing practice; review at the next session. Notat creates a draft from the fact layer. The clinician edits, verifies, and signs the final record.
Frequently asked questions
Does Notat replace clinical judgment in a DAP note?
No. It prepares a draft from extracted session facts. The clinician decides what belongs in the record, edits the note, and signs it.
Can I use my own DAP note wording?
Yes. The draft is reviewable and editable before it is used in the patient record.
How does FactsContext™ help with behavioral-health notes?
It separates fact extraction from note writing, so the clinician can review the session facts before approving the DAP draft.
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