BentoBox for Mental Health
Notes done. For mental health clinicians.
Session notes, mental status exams, and treatment plans — written in your clinical voice, never about a real client.
The documentation tax on mental health clinicians.
Mental health notes are sensitive — most clinicians are rightly wary of pasting client identifiers into generic AI tools.
BentoBox is built for shorthand → SOAP translation only. You type a few abbreviations referencing themes (anxiety, depression, sleep, mood) and Eli expands them — no client names, no PHI, ever.
The mental health pack ships with session-type templates, mood/affect phrasing, MSE vocabulary, treatment-plan structure, and progress-tracking language clinicians actually use.
What's in the pack
Pre-built for mental health workflows.
Regions covered
- •Mood
- •Anxiety
- •Stress
- •Sleep
- •Trauma
- •Relationships
- •Work / School
- •Self-Esteem
- •Grief
- •Family
- •Behavior
- •Attention / Focus
One-tap templates
- •Routine Therapy — Standard individual follow-up psychotherapy session
- •Anxiety FU — Focused follow-up for anxiety management
- •Trauma Work — Focused trauma-informed psychotherapy session
- •Skills Session — Skills-based session focused on coping tools
- •MI Check-In — Motivation-focused session for behavior change
Sample ICD-10 mappings
Inside the app
This is what your form looks like after loading the pack.
Regions, concerns, and one-tap templates ready to go — all pre-loaded from the mental health pack.
Eli in action
You type the shorthand. Eli writes the note.
Same vocabulary you already use, expanded into a clean SOAP note in your voice.
60 min individual, anx + sleep mood improved since last cbt thought record, sleep hygiene hw: continue thought log
S: Client presents for 60-minute individual session focused on anxiety and sleep difficulty. Reports mood improved since last session with less frequent rumination at night. O: Client engaged and oriented. Affect congruent with reported improvement. Session focused on review of thought record from prior week and continued sleep hygiene education. A: Anxiety symptoms responding to CBT-based intervention. Sleep difficulty showing early signs of improvement with hygiene strategies. Continued sessions appropriate. P: Client to continue thought-log homework and sleep hygiene practices. Next session in one week. Goals reviewed and remain appropriate.
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Built for mental health clinicians. No PHI stored. Cancel anytime.
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