SLP notes that tell the whole story.
An AI scribe for speech-language pathologists. Turn your recorded targets, cueing, and responses into treatment notes and caregiver summaries.
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- Your goals
- Your templates
- Your workflow
For the many ways you help people communicate
- Speech sounds
- Language
- Voice & fluency
- Cognitive-communication
- Caregiver coaching
Your session details. An SLP SOAP draft.
See how caregiver feedback, word-level trial data, your assessment, and the agreed plan fit into one speech therapy SOAP note.
Treatment note
J. Taylor · Speech sound therapy
Subjective
Caregiver reports practising the agreed word list at home.
Objective
Initial /s/: 8 of 10 word-level trials with minimal verbal cues.
Assessment
Verbal cues supported initial /s/ production during word-level practice.
Plan
Continue the agreed word-level target and home practice. Review cueing needs next session.
Goals & activities
Sound target, word position & task level
Cueing & response
Recorded trials & support provided
Plan & carryover
Home practice & next-session focus
Treatment note. Home practice. One session, three perspectives.
Follow the same speech sound session from a clinical record to a caregiver handout and a care-team update. Select a document to see what carries forward.
One session, shared context
/s/ in initial words
- 8/10 trials
- Minimal verbal cues
- Home practice discussed
Treatment note
J. Taylor · Speech sound therapy · Sample session 06
Subjective
Caregiver reports practising the agreed word list at home.
Objective
Initial /s/: 8 of 10 word-level trials with minimal verbal cues.
Assessment
Verbal cues supported initial /s/ production during word-level practice.
Plan
Continue the agreed word-level target and home practice. Review cueing needs next session.
Home practice
J. Taylor · Speech sound therapy · Sample session 06
A little practice, together.
Your focus
The /s/ sound at the beginning of words.
Your practice
Use the word list and cues your SLP shared during the session.
Bring it back
Share which words felt easier and where extra support was needed.
Care-team update
J. Taylor · Speech sound therapy · Sample session 06
- Goal addressed
- Initial /s/ at word level
- Recorded response
- 8/10 trials · minimal verbal cues
- Home practice
- Agreed word list and verbal cues
- Next session
- Continue target; review cueing needs
Eight out of ten. With the context that counts.
Bring the sound, task, cues, and next step together. Every session detail has a place in your note.
From your session notes
“Initial /s/, word level. Eight of ten trials with minimal verbal cues. Continue word practice next session.”
- Target
- /s/ in initial position
- What was practised
- Task level
- Single words
- Where it was practised
- Response + support
- 8/10 · minimal verbal cues
- What the SLP recorded
- Next session
- Continue word practice
- What comes next
Different SLP notes. Different details.
Your templates, organized around the way you work.
Evaluation note
- Starting point
- Referral question & communication priorities
- Assessment record
- Measures used & observations you provide
- Your interpretation
- Findings, functional impact & proposed goals
Treatment note
- Target & task
- Initial /s/ · word-level practice
- Recorded response
- 8/10 trials · minimal verbal cues
- Next step
- Continue target; review cueing needs
Progress summary
- Review period
- Sessions & goals included in the summary
- Comparison context
- Task level, cueing & recorded observations
- Your interpretation
- Progress, remaining needs & plan changes
Your questions, answered.
What goes into an SLP SOAP note?
Caregiver feedback, speech targets, trial counts, cueing, your assessment, and the next plan. Vero organizes your session details into Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan sections.
How does Vero capture trial counts and cueing?
Include the target, task level, trial count, and cues in your session details. Vero keeps them together in the note—for example, initial /s/ at word level, 8 of 10 trials with minimal verbal cues.
Can I use my own note format?
Yes. Create custom templates for evaluations, treatment notes, and progress summaries. Choose the sections, terminology, and level of detail that fit your practice.
Can I create home-practice and caregiver summaries?
Yes. Turn your session notes into a caregiver summary, a home-practice handout, or a care-team update. Carry the goals, agreed activities, and next steps into each document.
How do I get started?
Create an account with the free plan, choose a template, and capture or dictate your session details. Edit your note and prepare the documents you need.
More time for their voice. Less time finding your words.
Start with your next session. Let Vero help with the note.
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