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Practice management for addiction counselors

Notes and practice software for addiction counselors

Document sessions, track recovery progress, schedule clients, and bill, built for addiction and substance abuse counselors. Free to start.

No credit card required
Works on any device
Chris DaltonJun 6 · 11:00 AM
Subjective
Reports 3 weeks sober; some cravings after a stressful work week.
Objective
Engaged, attended two support meetings. Used coping plan during cravings.
Assessment
Sobriety maintained; stress a key trigger. No current safety concerns.
Plan
Strengthen stress coping plan. Continue weekly. Confirm meeting schedule.
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Recovery work depends on consistent, clear documentation: where the client is, what you worked on, and the plan for staying on track. Your notes have to show progress and risk plainly, session after session, while you also manage scheduling and billing. Soap Notes keeps structured notes, scheduling, and payments together, so the record supports the work and nothing important is missed between sessions.

Built for the way addiction and substance abuse counselors work

If any of this sounds familiar, Soap Notes brings it into one place.

Documenting recovery progress and risk clearly each session

Keeping consistent records across a caseload

Notes, scheduling, and billing in separate tools

Following up so clients stay engaged

Everything addiction and substance abuse counselors need

One platform for notes, scheduling, billing, and clients, so you spend less time on admin.

Structured session notes

Capture report, observations, assessment including risk, and plan the same way each session, templated and autosaved.

Scheduling with reminders

Let clients book within your availability, with reminders that help keep recovery appointments.

Progress on one record

Recovery progress and next steps live with the client's notes, so patterns and risk are easy to review.

Secure and private

Encrypted, role-based access with a client portal you control, for sensitive client information.

How addiction counselors use Soap Notes

1

Clients book themselves

Share your booking link so clients pick a slot within your availability and get reminders, which helps keep recovery appointments.

2

Document the session

Record the client's report, your observations, your assessment including any risk, and the plan, using SOAP or your own template, with autosave.

3

Track progress and bill

Keep recovery progress on the client record, and invoice or take payment through Stripe from the same place.

All in one platform

SOAP notes are more valuable connected to the client, the session, and the invoice, so Soap Notes is a full coaching CRM, not just a note-taker.

Scheduling

Let clients book themselves. Syncs with Google Calendar.

Invoicing & billing

Send invoices and take payments via Stripe, linked to sessions.

Client portal

A secure space for clients to book, pay, and see what you share.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Addiction and substance abuse counselors use Soap Notes to document sessions, track recovery progress and risk, schedule clients, and bill, all in one place.

Yes. Because every session is documented in the same structure and linked to the client, you can review notes in order and see progress, patterns, and risk across the course of treatment.

Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based, and the client portal only shows what you choose to share, so session notes stay private.

Yes. Soap Notes is a web app that runs on any device with a browser, with nothing to install and notes that sync across devices.

Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based, and you control exactly what each client sees through the client portal. We apply industry-standard security practices and perform regular audits.

Yes. Solo practitioners can use Soap Notes free, no credit card required to start.

Templates, guides, and related practitioners

Free tools and guides to help addiction and substance abuse counselors document faster.

Built for addiction and substance abuse counselors.
Free to start.

No credit card required.