Because your notes might one day be read by a judge.

And they should still protect your client.

This is for you if:

You know that in a post-Dobbs world, your notes can be subpoenaed — and you’re not willing to put your clients’ privacy at risk
You're tired of progress notes that flatten your clinical work into “Client reports feeling sad” when the truth is much more layered
You’ve wondered, “What should I write when a client discloses something legally or culturally risky?”
You want documentation that is legally sound, ethically tight, and trauma-informed — not just “thorough enough”
You’re done with vague SOAP templates that don’t fit perinatal realities like birth trauma, reproductive coercion, or identity grief
You’re ready to protect your clients and yourself with tools that work in today’s climate
You want to just get the heck through progress notes at the end of the day without overthinking

What’s Included:

A printable SOAP note template specifically designed for reproductive and perinatal mental health care
A refresh of what the heck a SOAP note is
A trauma-informed, privacy-conscious approach to writing notes when reproductive rights and legal safety are in question
A video tutorial walking you through how to set this up in Simple Practice in under 30 minutes (without having to be a tech wizard or documentation nerd)
Sample language for documenting ethically, accurately, and protectively — even in cases involving abortion, reproductive trauma, or legal risk

This is NOT for you if:

You love generic notes that could apply to any client in any setting
You’re 100% confident your documentation is flawless, legally solid, and perinatally competent
You enjoy typing "Client appears well-groomed" and calling it a day

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