Session Notes: A Valuable Tool to get the Most Out of Your Journey
 
A lot can happen between sessions. You might have moments of clarity, new questions, or even forget parts of what we talked about. That’s completely normal. When life is busy, emotions are high, or stress is weighing on you, it can be hard to retain everything from our conversations.
That’s where session notes come in. They give you a way to revisit what we discussed, reflect in your own time, and track your progress without relying solely on memory.
And last but no least, you'll get personalised homework, specifically tailored to your case. Because the real magic happens when you are able to manifest externaly what you have internalised during your sessions, your homework helps you accelerate the process and get sooner to where you want to be. 
 
 
Can These Notes Can Be Helpful for You?
 
Sometimes, remembering key takeaways from a session can be tough—especially if you’re dealing with:
 
Stress, trauma, or anxiety—which can make it hard to process and retain, and recall information.
Emotional overwhelm—where personal biases shaped by pain, fear, guilt, or shame make it difficult to see things clearly.
ADHD, ADD, or hormonal shifts—which can affect focus, memory, and learning.
Having too much on your plate—when life is demanding, it’s easy to forget the details or even the big picture. 
Relationships Concerns— Which make it dificult for you to consistently concentrate and pay atention. In these cases is pretty common to miss important things during your sessions. 
Expansion on new frameworks and strategies mentioned during the session, to give you the oportunity to digg deeper into the fundamentals of the framwork, to help you better understand yourself and your loved ones. 
 
Benefits of having your session notes:
 
Gives you a second chance to absorb the session – so you don’t have to worry about remembering everything in the moment.
Allows for deeper disernment when you feel is the right time to go through them, whether you find yourself confused about a new variable coming to place or you feel you wish to consistetly allign your actions to the strategy in place. 
Helps you recognize patterns over time – whether in your emotions, behaviors, or relationships.
Supports reflection at your own pace – so you can revisit insights when you’re in the right headspace.
Acts as a guide when life feels overwhelming – grounding you with clear reminders of what’s important.
 
For Couples Therapy
 
If you’re in couples therapy, notes can help you and your partner stay on the same page. They’re a great way to:
Remind yourselves of what you both committed to working on.
Revisit communication strategies when tensions rise.
Hold eachother accountable for your commitments.
Track your growth as a couple over time.