It's hard to tell your therapist it isn't working.
So many clients don't. They stay polite in the room, then quietly stop booking.
After every session, your client answers four quick taps in the app. Acceptance Path shows you who's slipping, the reason in plain words, and what to say next time, before they cancel.
Built for LPCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, psychologists and the practices they work in.
Free for up to 5 clients: every feature, no card, no expiry, and a Business Associate Agreement included.
Nov 30The Session Pulse, risk and tips arrive November 30, 2026. Start free today.
adults end therapy before it's finished.
Swift & Greenberg, 2012: a meta-analysis of 669 studies.
of new clients had stopped coming by month two.
One group practice's own records. A single practice, not a study.
is what seven more sessions from one client are worth.
At a $150 session rate.
It's rarely about the quality of your work. It's what goes unsaid, and the quiet week in between.
So many clients don't. They stay polite in the room, then quietly stop booking.
It looks like a rescheduled appointment, a skipped week, a slower reply. By the time it's obvious, they're already gone.
In a group practice, early dropout shows up weeks later as an empty slot, long after anyone could have reached out.
Set it up once for each client. Then the same loop runs after every session.
Send a link by text or email. Anything you send waits for them, and the app opens right on it when they join.
Did they feel understood, did you focus on what matters to them, are they leaving with something useful, and what would they like next time. Answers are words, not grades, and it takes about 20 seconds.
Each client is On track, Watch or At risk, always with the reason in plain words. A client leaving because they're better shows as a planned ending, not a dropout.
A short brief with a tip for raising it well: thank them, ask with curiosity, and change something they'll notice.
Arriving November 30, 2026, on every plan, including Free.
Four taps after every session, built so clients can be honest: it asks about the session, not about you, and the answers are words, not grades.
On track, Watch or At risk, flagged from dips against each client's own usual answers, always with the reason in plain words.
What to bring up and example words, based on rupture and repair. Tips never pressure, and when the fit stays poor, they say so.
Add your last two progress notes and get one to three suggested changes, each with its reason. Suggestions only; you decide.
The practices you assign, the session summaries they keep, and their PHQ-9, GAD-7 and AAQ-II trend, in one calm place in the app.
Dropout by clinician and clients at risk across the practice, as support for your team, not a scorecard.
Acceptance Path doesn't record your sessions or replace your EHR. It covers what happens between them.
These plans open November 30, 2026. You can start on the free plan today.
Everything, for up to 5 clients.
Everything, for your whole caseload.
For practices with a team.
+ $29 a month for each additional clinician
Example: a practice with 6 clinicians pays $194 a month.
Start freePrices are in US dollars. The admin seat includes the owner's own caseload. Every plan includes a Business Associate Agreement.
No. Acceptance Path doesn't record your sessions or replace your EHR. It asks your clients how each session went, and shows you who's drifting, why, and what to do about it.
The Session Pulse is built for honest answers. It asks about the session, not about you, and the answers are words, not grades. A note from the app, never from you, explains that most therapists want to hear what isn't working. Because most clients answer near the top, it flags dips from each client's own usual answers, not just low scores.
Nothing gets cancelled. A client can ask to talk about a break or wrapping up at the next session, and you see why. "I'm feeling better" shows as a planned ending, not a dropout. Cost and scheduling come with options to offer, and "it's not helping" comes with a tip about fit, including a referral when that's right.
Yes. Every plan, including Free, includes a Business Associate Agreement. Read the BAA.
A calm app: four quick taps after each session, the practices you assign, the summaries you send, their assessment trend, a private journal, and messages with you. Clients never see a risk label, and they only ever see their own information.
Crisis language is flagged to you in the app right away, and clients can reach crisis resources, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, from inside the app. Acceptance Path isn't an emergency service and doesn't replace your own safety planning.
November 30, 2026. You can start on the free plan today, and the new features arrive in the same account.
$49 a month for the admin seat, which includes the owner's own caseload, plus $29 a month for each additional clinician. Two clinicians pay $78, the same as two Pro plans, with the owner's retention view included.
Yes. If you cancel a paid plan, your account moves back to the free plan instead of closing.
Yes. Acceptance Path is the new name for PathwayNotes: same app, same account, same data. You may still see the old name in a few places, like sign-in, while we finish the switch.
Start free in about two minutes. Every feature for up to 5 clients, and a BAA on every plan.