AI Copilot for & therapists
Let each conversation build naturally toward the wider picture.
Record live sessions, record a voice summary after the session or type a few quick summary points.
Patient background, past sessions, assessments and treatment plans all provide context for clinical output.
The final word always sits with you. Look it over, adjust manually or use the AI assistant to refine. Wrapped up before your next client arrives.
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, narrative — or a custom format you define yourself. Drafted from a full session recording, a verbal summary you record afterwards, or written notes you paste in. Edit and finalise in plain text with clear section headers.
Comprehensive assessments, case formulations, risk assessments, safety management plans, treatment plans, supervision notes, and discharge summaries. Drafted from the relevant session notes and the client record so the work carries through across sessions.
A clinical sounding board for between supervision sessions. Pick a client and Theras already has the context — record, current case formulation, recent session notes — so you can go straight to the question you actually want to think through.
Responses draw on a curated library of therapeutic modalities, professional standards, and clinical practice authored by a qualified psychotherapist. Scoped to your modality and jurisdiction. When the answer isn't in the knowledge base, Theras says so and works from general principles instead.
Tell Theras what to change — tighten a section, soften the language, add the risk you discussed — and the note updates as you read. Nothing saves until you choose to.
Transcription, AI inference, and storage all run within the UK and EU. Session content is encrypted at rest. None of it is used to train AI models.
Clinical lead and co-founder
Registered member, IACP · Reg. M13219
In private practice in Wicklow, Ireland.
Hi, I’m Aaron—a practising psychotherapist at Wicklow Counselling and Psychology and co-founder of Theras. Like many clinicians, I was curious about AI’s potential to aid in my work, but concerned also about data privacy, hallucinations, and generic tools that simulate human empathy. I co-founded Theras to build a safe, purpose-built AI to aid the work while controlling for the risks. For me, therapy must always remain human-led; Theras exists to improve the quality of that encounter allowing us to bring a settled, focused mind to the people in our care.
Thomas Sleeman — Engineering and data protection.
“[THE QUOTE — 40–80 words, in their words, lightly edited at most. It needs to be concrete: roughly how long documentation used to take them each week, what specifically changed, and what they were wary about before they started (data protection, the notes sounding unlike them, missing something clinically). Ask for the reservation as well as the praise — the reservation is what makes the rest believable.]”
When you select a client, Theras automatically draws in their record, your most recent case formulation, and your last ten session notes. Clinical documents pull from the same sources. You don't have to paste anything in or re-explain the case — the context is already there.
Everything stays within the UK and EU. Audio is transcribed in Europe, AI inference runs in Europe, and your data is stored in EU-hosted infrastructure. No session content leaves European jurisdiction at any point.
Session content is special category health data under GDPR. Consumer AI tools route through US infrastructure, have no clinical data processing agreement, may use your inputs to train future models, and aren't aligned with the ethical frameworks of the BACP, UKCP, IACP, or HCPC. Beyond the legal questions, Theras is purpose-built — it understands clinical formats, draws on a curated knowledge base authored by a qualified psychotherapist, and produces output that's actually usable as professional documentation.
All AI output is a draft. Notes and documents move through a draft → reviewed → finalised lifecycle that you control. You can edit anything by hand, refine it through conversation, regenerate from scratch, or discard it entirely. Nothing is treated as final until you choose to finalise it.
All session content is encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM with per-record keys, and all traffic is encrypted in transit with TLS. Audio recordings are deleted automatically once transcription completes — only the encrypted transcript remains. Access is scoped to your account at the database level, and your data is never used to train AI models.
No. Theras was designed alongside practising therapists to fit into how therapists already work. Record or upload a session, pick a note format, and you'll have a draft to review in under a minute. The interface is plain — nothing to configure, no integrations to wire up.
A few minutes. You enter your name, your modality (CBT, person-centred, psychodynamic, integrative, and so on), and your jurisdiction (UK or EU/Ireland). The modality and jurisdiction shape what knowledge Theras draws on when assisting you, so the responses you get are scoped to your training and the professional standards you actually work under.
A short record covering presenting issues, treatment goals, and any risk considerations. That's enough to get started — Theras will build on it as you record sessions, generate notes, and create clinical documents. The picture of the client deepens over time as your case formulation evolves.