Integrative therapy notes — any format, any session.
Integrative work draws on multiple modalities. NoteSono has a dedicated Integrative format, and lets you switch between it, SOAP, DAP, BIRP, Narrative and 15 other formats on any note — so your documentation adapts to your approach, not the other way round.
Start for free →Why flexible formats work for integrative practice
Integrative therapists often adapt their approach session by session. NoteSono supports this flexibility — you can set a default format and switch on any note at any time. SOAP for structure-heavy sessions, Narrative for relational or exploratory work, BIRP when specific CBT or behavioural techniques were used. The dedicated Integrative format records the approaches you drew on, only as you name them, alongside areas explored, interventions, response, risk and plan. The format follows the session, not the other way round.
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Common questions
What note format should integrative therapists use?
It depends on the session. SOAP and DAP suit structure-heavy sessions. BIRP works well when specific interventions were used (CBT, DBT). Narrative suits relational and exploratory work. NoteSono also has a dedicated Integrative format that records which approaches you drew on in the session. You can switch format on any note so you can document what actually happened rather than forcing it into a fixed structure.
Can I use different note formats for different clients in NoteSono?
Yes. You can set a default format per client and override it on any individual note. Integrative therapists often use different formats for different clients depending on the modality used with that person.