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Marenn · for therapists

See your client's week before they sit down.

Your clients reflect with Marenn between sessions. You get a short brief before each one, so you open the hour already there.

In a 2015 study in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, clients recalled fewer than 40% of the points covered in their sessions (Lee & Harvey, 2015). The week in between is where the thread gets lost.

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Reflects what they share. Never diagnoses, never replaces you.

What your client uses, between sessions

Marenn

What's sitting on you tonight?

work, but honestly it's not even the work

What is it, underneath?

I'm tired of being the one who holds everyone together.

Say it however it comes out.
a week of their life happens

What lands in your inbox, before the session

Session prep

Client R. · before your next session

Sample

This week

Came in circling work, but it keeps sliding home. "I'm fine, just tired" more than once, and tired is carrying more than fatigue. Underneath: being the one who holds everyone together, rarely the one who gets held.

Recurring patterns & loops

Brace, absorb, insist she is fine, then resentment leaks out sideways, usually at her partner on a Sunday.

People & dynamics

Warm and protective about her partner, who is also where the frustration surfaces before she walks it back. Her mother: a day of silence after every call. She calls it close, and says she cannot tell her anything real. She did not reconcile the two.

What they want to move toward

Said, half as a joke, that she wants to stop being the strong one for five minutes. Wants to be asked how she is, but reads needing that as needy.

Questions to open with

What is the heaviest part of tired this week? · What happens right before the Sunday irritation? · Close with your mother, and cannot tell her anything real, can we hold both?

AI-generated reflection from the client's own journaling with Marenn. A preparation aid, not a clinical assessment, diagnosis, or risk evaluation.

Reflects, never diagnoses

No labels, no risk scores. It surfaces what they said. The clinical judgment stays yours.

They choose to share

Built around consent. Your client opts in, and can stop any time.

The brief, not the raw

What reaches you is the prep brief, not a transcript of everything they typed.

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