Recovery Group StudioFacilitator workspace

Standalone documentation support

Your group is finished.
Your notes don’t have to start from scratch.

Turn facilitator-confirmed observations and interventions into editable general group notes and individualized progress-note drafts—even when the group was planned somewhere else.

One named user · Cancel anytime · Monthly or annual billing

  • No client names or identifiers
  • Facilitator-reviewed drafts
  • Plain-text EMR copy
Actual productExample selections—not a client record
“The way that you can copy the group description and put that in a note is gold. Seriously.”
Clinical director · Early access feedback

Already have the group planned?

Bring the topic and what happened in the room.The assistant handles the blank-page problem.

Start with what actually happened

Capture the person’s response.
Not just the topic.

Choose only what you observed. Add the interventions you used. Include supporting detail when it matters. The assistant builds an editable draft from those confirmed facts.

Confirm presentation, participation, and interventions.
Review a group note and individualized draft.
Copy plain text into your existing clinical record.

Open the actual product capture to see presentation changes, intervention choices, treatment focus, quality checks, and the review-before-copying draft.

Built around documentation that varies person to person

A structured workflow.
Room for professional judgment.

The assistant gives you enough structure to move quickly without pretending every person participated, responded, or progressed in the same way.

A group note that matches the group

Start with the topic, format, and what actually happened. The assistant creates an editable general group description instead of forcing you into a canned template.

An individual draft for each response

Document starting presentation, changes during group, participation, mood, affect, behavior, and the response you personally observed.

More than one intervention

Select multiple interventions, add your own, and connect them to the person’s documented response without repeating the same stock language.

The person’s own words when relevant

Add an optional exact quote to individualize the draft. The quote remains verbatim and is never rewritten by the assistant.

Treatment focus and progress

Capture the relevant goal, observed progress, and next step so the draft reflects clinical purpose—not only attendance.

Review before anything leaves the screen

Built-in checks flag missing support and conflicting selections. You review and edit every draft before copying plain text into your EMR.

Professional judgment stays with the facilitator

A drafting assistant—not the clinical record.

Recovery Group Studio does not diagnose, make treatment decisions, or replace your EMR, supervision, organizational policy, or final documentation review.

  • Do not enter client names or identifiers.
  • Select only what you personally observed or confirmed.
  • Review and edit every draft before copying.

Choose the workflow that matches the need

Documentation on its own.
Or the complete studio.

For one facilitator

Clinical Notes Assistant

For professionals who already have a group plan and want a faster, more consistent path from confirmed observations to editable drafts.

$20/month

or $200 prepaid annually

  • General group note
  • Individual progress-note drafts
  • One named user
Start the Clinical Notes Assistant
For treatment teams

Recovery Group Studio

For facilities that want adaptive group planning, facilitator materials, slides, scheduling, shared history, and the Clinical Notes Assistant in one connected workspace.

Facility plans

priced by active facilitator profiles

  • Complete group-building workflow
  • Calendar and shared facility history
  • Notes Assistant included
Request a personal demo

Bring your own group

Leave the blank page behind.

Create your named-user account, verify your email, and choose monthly or annual billing.

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