For therapists and counselors

See the week between sessions.

Your client answers one short check-in a day. You read the answers before you meet, on your own time.

The week you do not see

Most of a client's week happens away from your office. A few things tend to follow from that.

  • You ask how the week went and hear “Fine, I guess.” The first part of the hour goes to rebuilding it.
  • The important thing comes up in the last two minutes, as they reach for the door.
  • You agreed on one thing to practice. You find out next session whether it happened.
  • You want to know how the week is going without becoming on call.

How ZivTrack fits your practice

One easy question

Geoff's own starters are “How do you feel about yourself today?” and “How would you rate your day?”

Ready when you prepare

Answers collect on the client's record by date, so you can read the week before the session starts.

Set it once

You choose the days and the reminder time. The app sends the reminders and keeps the record.

Zivs for the way you work

Geoff's guide has example Zivs for CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, somatic work, polyvagal and nervous system regulation, and motivational interviewing.

Get the guide to writing Zivs

What ZivTrack does not do

ZivTrack is not a medical device and does not provide mental health services. Its terms ask anyone in crisis to call 911 in the U.S. or their local emergency number.

Read how ZivTrack handles client data.

Try ZivTrack with your next client.

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. You add a card at signup, and the first charge comes when the 14 days end, unless you cancel first.