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Example Sections for Custom Templates
Example Sections for Custom Templates

Explore a variety of sample sections to build effective custom templates in Twofold Health

Updated over 2 months ago

Creating a custom template requires well-structured sections to ensure accurate and efficient documentation. Below are example sections you can add to your custom template, each with a description and sample content instructions.

Common Sections to Include

1. Subjective

  • Description: Document the client’s reported symptoms, concerns, and medical history.

  • Example Instruction: "Summarize the client’s presenting complaint, reported symptoms, and relevant personal history."

2. Objective

  • Description: Record observed behaviors, test results, and clinician observations.

  • Example Instruction: "Include measurable data such as vitals, observed behaviors, and physical examination findings."

3. Assessment

  • Description: Summarize clinical impressions, diagnosis, or differential diagnosis.

  • Example Instruction: "Describe the clinician’s analysis of symptoms, diagnosis considerations, and clinical interpretations."

4. Plan

  • Description: Outline the treatment strategy, next steps, and follow-up actions.

  • Example Instruction: "Detail the recommended treatment approach, medication adjustments, and follow-up schedule."

5. Interventions

  • Description: Record therapeutic techniques, counseling strategies, and interventions provided.

  • Example Instruction: "Document specific interventions used, such as CBT techniques, EMDR, or Psychoeducation."

6. Risk Assessment

  • Description: Assess potential risk factors, safety concerns, and protective factors.

  • Example Instruction: "Identify any immediate risks, protective factors, and mitigation strategies."

7. Client Progress

  • Description: Track client improvements, setbacks, and overall therapy progression.

  • Example Instruction: "Summarize the client’s progress since the last session, including response to treatment."

8. Treatment Goals

  • Description: Define client goals and measure progress toward achieving them.

  • Example Instruction: "List short-term and long-term treatment goals and any updates on their progress."

9. Session Summary

  • Description: Provide an overall summary of the session, including key discussion points.

  • Example Instruction: "Summarize the main topics discussed in the session, key takeaways, and action items."

10. Recommendations

  • Description: Suggest follow-up care, referrals, and next steps for the client.

  • Example Instruction: "Include referrals, self-care recommendations, and adjustments to the treatment plan."

11. Mental Status Examination (MSE)

  • Description: Document observations about the client’s mood, behavior, and cognitive function.

  • Example Instruction: "Describe the client’s appearance, mood, affect, thought process, and cognitive function."

12. Diagnosis

  • Description: Provide the diagnostic impression and any relevant DSM/ICD codes.

  • Example Instruction: "List the primary and secondary diagnoses with supporting clinical observations."

13. Medication Management

  • Description: Track prescribed medications, dosage adjustments, and client response.

  • Example Instruction: "Document current medications, changes in dosage, side effects, and adherence."

14. Therapeutic Approach

  • Description: Summarize the therapeutic techniques and interventions used in the session.

  • Example Instruction: "Detail the therapeutic modalities used, such as CBT, DBT, or mindfulness techniques."

15. Barriers to Treatment

  • Description: Identify any obstacles affecting treatment progress.

  • Example Instruction: "List challenges like lack of support, financial issues, or resistance to therapy."

16. Crisis Management

  • Description: Outline the response plan for crisis situations, if applicable.

  • Example Instruction: "Describe the safety plan, interventions used, and follow-up recommendations for crisis management."

17. Client Strengths & Resources

  • Description: Highlight the client’s strengths and external resources aiding their progress.

  • Example Instruction: "Document personal strengths, coping mechanisms, and community resources available."

18. Session Notes & Key Insights

  • Description: Summarize key discussion points, client responses, and progress markers.

  • Example Instruction: "Capture client reflections, therapist insights, and any significant breakthroughs."

19. Homework & Assignments

  • Description: Outline tasks for the client to complete before the next session.

  • Example Instruction: "Describe assignments such as journaling, exposure exercises, or behavioral tracking."

20. Follow-Up Plan

  • Description: Define the next steps and planned interventions.

  • Example Instruction: "Summarize upcoming goals, scheduling considerations, and next session focus areas."


Final Thoughts

  • Use these sections as a starting point for building customized, structured templates that suit your practice.

  • Combine multiple sections to create a well-rounded note format tailored to your documentation needs.

  • Adjust content instructions to refine how the AI generates text for each section.

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