The unit of treatment is the relationship
Individual SOAP makes one partner the patient and the other a historian. Payers and boards expect relational process, circular patterns, and who is in the room.
Marriage & Family Therapy
Couples intakes, BIRP notes, and no-secrets policies — relational process and 90847-ready documentation drafted from the session without flattening it into individual therapy SOAP.
The problem
Individual SOAP makes one partner the patient and the other a historian. Payers and boards expect relational process, circular patterns, and who is in the room.
No-secrets policies and records agreements have to be documented. A copied individual consent does not cover conjoint work.
If the note does not name participants, the conjoint code dies in billing even when both partners were there.
How Augustun fits
BIRP notes capture relational interventions and each partner’s response without collapsing the session into one person’s symptoms.
Couples/family intake assessments capture relationship history, genogram-level facts, and goals from the first session.
Participants, modality, and intervention are written so conjoint CPT has matching clinical text.
BIRP notes, couples/family intakes, confidentiality/records agreements, and clinician-to-clinician coordination letters.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per MFT per day on session notes and intakes
90847
Conjoint sessions documented with who attended
400+
EHRs via browser extension (SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, athena)
FAQ
Yes. Relational process, interventions, and who attended are structured into BIRP/therapy notes suitable for MFT work.
Yes. Couple/family confidentiality and records agreements discussed in session are drafted for you to review.
Yes. Finished notes push into SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, athena, and 400+ other systems.
Free templates
Ready-to-use SOAP, BIRP, and specialty note templates you can copy into your workflow today.
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