Templates that fit care
Use documentation patterns built around intake, progress notes, treatment planning, and ongoing therapy workflows.
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Clinical documentation
Notes, plans, and records that match therapy work.
Pebble keeps documentation close to the session, treatment plan, and client record so providers can finish cleaner notes without rebuilding context every time.
Progress notesTreatment plansClinical records
Session workspace
Progress note
Template SOAP / DAP
Linked goals 3 active
Client record Updated
What it fixes
Documentation should not become a second shift.
Mental health notes need enough structure to stay compliant and useful, but enough flexibility to reflect real clinical work.
Less context rebuilding
Keep goals, appointments, client details, and records connected so providers are not copying the same details between tools.
Cleaner continuity
Link plans and progress over time so the record tells a coherent story across sessions and providers.
Documentation flow
Move from session to signed note with fewer loose ends.
Pebble is designed to make documentation part of the care workflow, not a detached admin task waiting at the end of the day.
Start from the appointment
Open documentation from the scheduled session with the right client context already available.
Capture the clinical work
Use structured sections for the note type while keeping enough room for provider judgment.
Carry plans forward
Update treatment goals and keep the next session connected to what was documented today.
Shared promise
Documentation should feel useful to the clinician and reliable to the practice.
Built for mental health
Clinical workflows should reflect therapy, counseling, assessment, and care planning instead of generic medical charting.
Structured without friction
The system should guide documentation without turning every note into a rigid form exercise.
Part of the operating system
Notes work better when they live beside scheduling, billing, client communication, and records.