Therapy Booking System for Assessments and Recurring Sessions

A therapy booking system should protect consistency: the same therapist, the same time each week, and a careful first step before anyone is booked. Describe your session types and therapists to Mythex and it builds booking for initial assessments and recurring sessions, with reminders and a cancellation policy, on a real database.

Who it's for

Therapists and group practices who rebook clients every week by message, find gaps in their week from missed rebookings, and want new clients to reach an assessment only after someone has read their enquiry.

What you can build

Initial assessments booked after an enquiry is reviewed
Recurring weekly or fortnightly slots with one therapist
Online and in-person session types
A cancellation notice period shown at booking
Reminders worded discreetly
Therapists managing their own available hours

Assessment first, by invitation

Do not put an open calendar for initial assessments on the website. Instead, the intake coordinator reviews each enquiry and sends a private booking link for an assessment with a suitable therapist. It ensures fit, avoids booking people who need a different service, and gives every new client a human first contact.

Private assessment booking links
Therapist chosen at intake
No open public calendar for new clients

Recurring slots for ongoing work

Consistency matters in therapy. After the assessment, give the client a recurring weekly or fortnightly slot with their therapist. The slot stays theirs until the work ends, so neither side has to rebook each week. Holidays and one-off changes are handled as exceptions without losing the regular time.

Cancellations and reminders

Show your notice period, often 24 or 48 hours, at booking and in each reminder, and apply it consistently. Reminders through an email or SMS provider you connect should be discreet: a time and 'your appointment', not the nature of the service, since others may see the client's phone.

Notice period shown and applied
Discreet reminder wording
Online link only for online sessions

Mistakes to avoid

Do not collect clinical information in the booking form. Do not let the system double-book a room on in-person days; tie rooms to therapists. And keep therapy notes out of the booking system altogether; use a clinical record system for those. Check the health data rules where you practise.

A prompt to start from

Create a booking system for my therapy practice. New clients cannot book directly; the intake coordinator sends a private link to book a 60-minute assessment with a chosen therapist. Ongoing clients get a recurring weekly or fortnightly 50-minute slot, online or in person, kept until the work ends, with one-off changes as exceptions. Show and apply a 48-hour cancellation policy, send discreet reminders, and assign rooms on in-person days.

Questions

Can clients keep the same time each week?

Yes. Recurring slots stay with the client and therapist until you end them. One-off changes do not affect the regular slot.

Can new clients book an assessment only after we review them?

Yes. Send a private booking link after reviewing the enquiry, instead of showing a public calendar.

Can reminders be discreet?

Yes. Word reminders as 'your appointment' with the time, sent through an email or SMS provider you connect.

Do I need to code?

No. Describe your session types and rules in chat and Mythex builds the booking system.

Is it free?

Build and publish on Free with no card. Pro is $25/month and adds a custom domain, code editing and export.

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