For registered practitioners — BACP · UKCP · BPS · HCPC · GMC

The session ends. The thinking doesn't.

Finish a session and put it somewhere it will be held properly.

Most therapists leave sessions carrying more than their notes.

The thinking between sessions matters.

CDRA is a reflective practice companion for registered psychotherapists and counsellors — helping you process clinical work, deepen your thinking, and return to the next session better prepared.

It doesn't replace supervision.

It doesn't replace clinical judgement.

It helps create better conditions for both.

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Private by design

Built for clinical material, with de-identification and end-to-end encryption.

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Calibrated to your way of working

Shaped by your modality, clinical language, and therapeutic approach.

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Builds with the work

Tracks themes, patterns, and formulations across sessions, so the thinking can deepen over time.

“I have signed up for your incredible app, it has been very useful — an understatement.”

— BACP Registered Therapist

Built by a practising psychotherapist. Tested in real clinical practice before anyone else saw it.

Simple pricing

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Student / Trainee

For therapists in training

£10/month

after 14-day free trial

  • Clinical reflections after every session
  • Challenge mode & Go Deeper
  • Pre-session compass
  • Longitudinal pattern tracking
  • Living working formulation
  • Built-in de-identification
  • UK encrypted storage
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Qualified Practitioner

For registered therapists

£20/month

after 14-day free trial

  • Clinical reflections after every session
  • Challenge mode & Go Deeper
  • Pre-session compass
  • Longitudinal pattern tracking
  • Living working formulation
  • Built-in de-identification
  • UK encrypted storage
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