mentalhealthGPT doesn't mentalhealthGPT on generic responses; instead, it mentalhealthGPT with the actual context of your work—sessions, documents, notes, and your professional methodology.
mentalhealthGPT two different workspaces: TheChat you engage in free professional thinking—independent of any specific case file. TheChat with the full context of a case: sessions, documents, notes, and your professional methodology.
| Workspace | What it is particularly useful for |
|---|---|
| ReflectionChat | For free professional reflection, hypothesis-building, shifting perspectives, critical analysis, and bias checks—deliberately without the context of a dossier. |
| DossierChat | For case-specific questions based on specific meetings, documents, notes, and active context libraries. |
💡 Make deliberate use of both spaces: TheChat you work closely with the specific material. TheChat you gain some perspective, test hypotheses, and develop alternative viewpoints.
InChat , youChat the "Analyze" menu at the top—select one of the five analysis styles to immediately see the results in the modal. The results are not saved and can be copied directly.
When is it particularly worthwhile?The Five Analysis Styles — Which One Is Right for What?
💡 Most effective immediately after the meeting—while nonverbal cues are still fresh in your mind and the transcript is still new.
Good clinical reflection doesn't come from better AI—it comes from better questions. These five principles can help, even without technical background knowledge.
The AI can only respond to what you actually ask. The more specific the question, the more clinically useful the answer.
When you define the desired output, you’ll get results that are ready to use—no post-processing required.
A specific analytical lens yields more focused answers—and prevents the AI from giving generic responses.
That is the real value of long-term case files: they reveal patterns over time that remain hidden in individual cases. Questions spanning multiple sessions offer a different perspective than those limited to a single session.
Explicit structural guidelines make outputs directly reusable—for reports, Supervision notes.
AI doesn't replace your methodology—it builds on it.
When you save therapeutic frameworks, protocols, or institutional guidelines in the context library, AI responses will be more closely aligned with your actual workflow—rather than generic recommendations.
What you can include: therapeutic models (e.g., CBT protocols, schema therapy, attachment-based approaches), institutional standards, your own work guidelines, or forms that you use regularly.
mentalhealthGPT a tool for reflection and structuring—not for making decisions on its own.
Many users see the greatest value in these situations: