Abby for Therapists & Clinics

Trusted for 10,000,000+ conversations

Support for the space
between sessions

Trusted by licensed professionals: Abby adds gentle check-ins, reflection prompts, and clear summaries between sessions, keeping clients engaged while preserving clinical boundaries.

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9:41

Thursday, May 12

Abby now

Still feeling weird about it today? I’m here if you want to chat.

Abby Sun

I was thinking about yesterday. The hard part wasn’t the feeling, it was not knowing what it meant.

1:12

Tonight 1:12 AM

I finally said the thing I’ve been avoiding since March. Out loud, at 1am, to an app. Which feels ridiculous.

It’s not ridiculous. Saying it anywhere for the first time is the hard part. Do you want to bring it to Thursday’s session, or sit with it a little first?

I don’t know how to say it to her without falling apart.

Falling apart in the room is allowed. That’s what the room is for. Want to sketch the first sentence together, so on Thursday you only have to start?

What’s on your mind?

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After hours

A session is one hour. The week is 168.

The work happens between sessions too. Abby is there for the 2am spiral, keeps clients engaged with the process, and helps them bring what matters back to your room.

Your session

1:12 AMI keep replaying what we talked about.

3:40 AMThe question from session hit harder than I thought.

7:05 AMNervous about telling her the truth today.

1:15 PMAbby helped me name it before session.

7:12 PMI almost cancelled tomorrow.

11:58 PMWriting down what I want to bring up.

12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM12 AM

Built to escalate

Between sessions, not between your client and you.

Abby respects boundaries while giving clients a sense of being seen. She keeps the work alive during the week and points it back to your room.

Between sessions

Gentle check-ins, reflection prompts, and space for the 2am spiral. Clients stay engaged with the work instead of parking it until next week.

When it’s more

She remembers each client’s story, so she notices when something needs the room. And she says the most important sentence she knows: bring this to your therapist.

Back to your session

Clear summaries clients can choose to bring with them, so Thursday starts where the week actually happened.

Your sessionCrisis resources

Confidential & anonymous

Clients own their conversations.

Abby respects clinical boundaries. What a client shares with her stays theirs, to keep or to bring to session.

What your client sees

I finally said the thing I’ve been avoiding.

That took three weeks of courage. Want to sketch how you’d bring it to Thursday’s session?

What their therapist sees

Nothing, unless they share it. Clients can bring summaries to session; the conversation itself stays theirs.

24/7Support that’s there at 2am, between your sessions.

88Languages, so every client is covered.

100%Client-owned. Conversations stay with the client.

Every client, everywhere

Abby speaks 88 languages.

Talk to her in the language you think in. Switch mid-sentence and she follows. Same memory, same Abby.

Hola Spanish Bonjour French こんにちは Japanese Hallo German 你好 Mandarin Olá Portuguese 안녕하세요 Korean مرحبا Arabic नमस्ते Hindi Ciao Italian Merhaba Turkish Xin chào Vietnamese Hola Spanish Bonjour French こんにちは Japanese Hallo German 你好 Mandarin Olá Portuguese 안녕하세요 Korean مرحبا Arabic नमस्ते Hindi Ciao Italian Merhaba Turkish Xin chào Vietnamese

Привет Russian שלום Hebrew Cześć Polish Γεια σου Greek สวัสดี Thai Hej Swedish Halo Indonesian Habari Swahili Kamusta Filipino Salut Romanian Hei Norwegian Ahoj Czech Привет Russian שלום Hebrew Cześć Polish Γεια σου Greek สวัสดี Thai Hej Swedish Halo Indonesian Habari Swahili Kamusta Filipino Salut Romanian Hei Norwegian Ahoj Czech

Start in your language

Every clinician asks.

“Will this compete with therapy?”

honest question. will this compete with my work?

Abby

No. I don’t diagnose or treat, and I’m honest about that with every client. I’m the space between your sessions: the overthinking, the homework, the 2am spiral.

and when something needs the room?

Abby

Then I say the most important sentence I know: bring this to your therapist. Your clients arrive on Thursday having already named it.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is it confidential?

Yes. Conversations are private and client-owned. What a client shares with Abby stays theirs, to keep or to bring to session.

Does Abby replace therapy?

No, and she tells clients that directly. She supports the space between sessions with check-ins and reflection, and when something needs the room, she encourages clients to bring it to you.

How does this fit clinical boundaries?

Abby adds gentle check-ins, reflection prompts, and clear summaries, keeping clients engaged while preserving clinical boundaries. She respects the frame: the work belongs in your room.

What languages does Abby support?

88. Clients connect in their native language for a more comfortable and authentic experience.

What happens in a crisis?

Abby is not a crisis tool and is honest about that. When a conversation signals crisis, she points clients to professional resources and emergency services immediately.

How do we get started?

Contact the enterprise team to bring Abby to your practice or clinic. Get in touch.

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Come with a problem.
Leave with a better question.

The first conversation takes a minute to start. What it stirs up might stay with you longer.