Mindmap Visualization of Session
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Visualizing Insights with Klarify’s Mindmap
Klarify’s Mindmap gives you a visual way to explore the key themes, insights, and connections from a session.
Instead of only reading a summary, you can interact with the session as a map of related ideas, helping you quickly see what stood out and what may be worth revisiting.
Why use the Mindmap?
For therapists
The Mindmap offers a visual, non-pathologizing representation of the client’s experience. It can help highlight key themes, recurring patterns, and points of curiosity to explore in future sessions.
For clients
The Mindmap helps clients reflect on their session in a more engaging way. It can make important themes easier to revisit, understand, and build on between sessions.
What’s in the Mindmap?
The Mindmap is made up of nodes and connections. Each node represents a meaningful part of the session, and each connection shows how ideas relate to one another.
Klarify currently organizes the Mindmap into five node types:
Narratives
Stories about identity, meaning, and how the client understands their experiences.
Beliefs
Assumptions or conclusions about self, others, relationships, or the world.
Strategies
Ways of coping, responding, protecting, or navigating difficult experiences.
Needs
Important personal or relational needs that may be present, unmet, or under strain.
Values
What matters most to the client, including the principles or qualities they want to live by.
How it works
Klarify uses AI to identify key themes from the session transcript and organize them into a visual graph.
Each node may include:
a name
a weight, based on how strongly the theme appeared
a short summary
a supporting quote from the session
reflection questions for deeper exploration
Reflection questions
Each node includes reflection questions to help deepen insight and support continued exploration after the session.
These questions vary by node type. For example, a narrative node may focus on identity and meaning, while a strategy node may focus on coping patterns or protection.
Psychoeducation
The Mindmap also includes psychoeducational content to help explain what each node type means, why it matters, and how it may show up in therapy.
A note on interpretation
The Mindmap is designed to support reflection, not replace clinical judgment or the full nuance of the session.