Continuity of care · In development
The provider may change. Your story stays.
Brain Domain is a portable mental health record. Your progress, goals, journal and therapy work move with you between therapists, social workers and counselors, so you never have to start from the beginning again.
Care timeline
Concept previewSample client: A. Rivera
2021 · Community counselor
Intake, anxiety goals set
2023 · Licensed social worker
CBT homework, sleep routine
2025 · New therapist
Reviewed history, built on what worked
In my own words
“I don't want to explain it all again. I want someone to see how far I've come.”
The problem
Care starts over. People shouldn't have to.
Retelling
Clients repeat painful history every time they change providers.
Scattered
Records sit in separate organizations that rarely talk to each other.
Lost context
New clinicians can't see what has already worked, or what hasn't.
How it works
Two connected views of one continuous story.
For clients
Take part in your own care
- 01View appropriate progress information
- 02Complete therapist-assigned homework
- 03Keep a private personal journal
- 04Track goals and milestones
- 05Reflect on experiences and growth
- 06Decide what personal information is shared
For clinicians
See the fuller picture
- 01Store and manage clinical documentation
- 02Review previous assessments and treatment history
- 03Track treatment goals and progress
- 04Document interventions and sessions
- 05Understand the client's broader psychosocial context
- 06Transfer relevant information when a client changes providers
Interface preview
Clinical where it matters. Personal where it counts.
Early design concepts. All names and content are fictional samples.
Jordan Example
Session 14 · Individual · 50 min
Note (sample)
Client reports improved sleep on 4 of 7 nights. Reviewed thought record homework. Practiced grounding exercise. Plan: continue behavioral activation.
Treatment history
- Prior provider · 2023CBT for anxietyHelpful
- Prior provider · 2022Group skillsPartial
- Intake · 2021Psychosocial assessmentOn file
3
Active goals
14
Sessions
2
Prior providers
Progress · Sample goal: calmer mornings
Journal · Private
“Took the long way home and noticed I wasn't rushing. Small, but it felt like mine.”
Homework
Due ThuWrite down one thought and one alternative view each day.
Privacy & client control
Built around agency, not just access.
You decide what's shared
Clients choose which personal reflections travel with them and which stay private.
Professional boundaries
Clinical documentation and personal journaling are kept in clearly separate spaces.
Only what's relevant
When care moves, the transfer is limited to information the next provider needs.
Your story, your voice
Clients can add their own perspective alongside the clinical record.
About Brain Domain
Mental health is a journey. Keep your story, keep your progress, keep moving forward.
A person is shaped by their experiences and the story they tell about themselves. Today that story is split across dozens of disconnected records.
Brain Domain imagines a portable mental health identity: one continuous, longitudinal narrative that preserves privacy, professional boundaries and client agency, much like a patient portal, but designed for mental health.
Over time, that continuity can also help the field learn what works, and improve treatment for everyone.
Voices
Why continuity matters.
Placeholder quotes, to be replaced with real feedback.
“Placeholder: I've changed therapists three times. Not having to start over would mean everything.”
“Placeholder: Seeing what a previous provider tried would save us weeks of rebuilding context.”
“Placeholder: Continuity is the thing our families lose most when cases transfer.”
Waitlist & pilot interest
Be part of the first chapter.
Clients, clinicians and organizations can sign up for launch updates and express interest in an early pilot.
- 01
Sign up
Tell us who you are and how you'd like to be involved.
- 02
Hear from us
Launch updates as the platform takes shape, pilot invitations first.
- 03
Shape the build
Early members help decide what Brain Domain becomes.
One list, used only for Brain Domain updates. Your email is never shared.
Support the build
Help us get Brain Domain to its first pilot, so fewer people have to start their story over.
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