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Feature Request: Internal therapist session worksheet

  • Oct 21, 2026 2:59 PM UTC
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I’d love a reusable internal form I can fill out during client sessions.

The problem

Right now, I copy and paste a session structure into Notes for each session, but Notes isn’t a structured form. I spent hours trying to build one with Smart File templates, but they aren’t designed for live note-taking. While I type as the client talks, the layout shifts, which is distracting. It feels like a design editor, not a working form.

How I work with clients

I send each new client an onboarding questionnaire. Before every session, I send a short intake form asking about their current presenting problem. Their responses save in real time and can be linked to project details.

What I’m looking for

A reusable internal worksheet, not shared with clients, that:

  • Holds multiple sessions in one document. Each session gets its own page with its own responses (presenting problem, symptoms, triggers, what they want, life without the problem, etc.), and I can duplicate pages as new sessions are added.
  • Links each page to its session. Each page connects to the scheduled session it refers to, so my notes and the appointment stay together.
  • Pulls in client intake responses. Answers from each client-submitted intake form, linked through project details, can appear on the matching session page.
  • Is easy to type into during sessions, with a stable layout that doesn’t shift or resize while I edit.
  • Lets me move freely between sessions. I’d like to go back and forth between pages to compare sessions without exiting and reopening files, and without a required navigation button that locks me into a forward-only flow.
  • Compiles notes into a summary. With one click, I can pull together notes from all of a client’s sessions to review their progress over time.
  • Is HIPAA-compliant. These notes contain sensitive client information, so they need to stay private, secure, and never visible to clients.

This would make HoneyBook a complete tool for therapists, from intake to session notes.