Structured communication review for therapy contexts
When a client brings written communications into session, Clear Indicia provides source-linked observations that can support careful discussion. The Analysis names communication patterns and anchors them to the submitted record.
A support tool for therapeutic discussion
Clear Indicia analyses written communication records and presents source-linked observations for clinician review. It does not replace clinical judgement or tell clients what to do.
Name what is in the record
The Analysis identifies communication-pattern indicators such as DARVO and reality-distortion language and shows where they appear in the text.
Anchor observations to specific words
Every identified pattern is linked to the exact quote where it occurs, allowing therapist and client to examine the record together.
Support discussion without replacing care
The Analysis provides a shared reference point for discussion. It does not tell clients how to feel, what to decide, or what action to take.
Map how patterns develop
The Analysis tracks how patterns shift across the conversation, helping the discussion stay grounded in the submitted record.
Identify DARVO reversals
Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender is a documented communication pattern. The Analysis identifies each component and shows where in the exchange the reversal occurs.
Provide a reference document
Export the Analysis as a structured report. Clients and clinicians can revisit source-linked observations as part of their own therapeutic process.
How therapists use Clear Indicia
The Analysis works alongside your therapeutic approach as a tool that brings structure and specificity to discussion of written communications.
Step 1
Client shares a conversation
A client brings an email thread, text exchange, or written communication to session. Together, you submit it for Analysis or the client submits it independently between sessions.
Step 2
Structured Analysis identifies patterns
The system examines the exchange through narrative context, communication-pattern review, evidence anchoring, claim verification, and synthesis. Each finding is tied to the specific words used.
Step 3
Discuss the findings in session
Review the report together. Each identified pattern includes the exact quote and an explanation of the observation, creating a source-linked reference point for therapeutic conversation.
Why structured analysis supports therapy
Written communications can be difficult to discuss from memory alone. A structured Analysis gives therapist and client a shared reference point: what was submitted, which patterns were identified, and which parts of the record support those observations.
- From memory to record: The Analysis provides language and source references, turning discussion toward the specific exchange under review.
- Psychoeducation tool: The report names tactics using established terminology and shows where each appears in the submitted communications.
- Shared reference point: The analysis gives therapist and client a common document to work from, reducing the need for extensive recollection.
Client privacy is paramount
Submitted communications are not used to train AI models. Submitted communications can be permanently deleted according to product controls and account policy. Use Clear Indicia for structured discussion support around written communication records, not diagnosis, patient-safety triage, treatment direction, or account validation.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Questions from therapists and counsellors
Common questions about using Clear Indicia in therapeutic practice.
No. Clear Indicia analyses written communication for communication-pattern indicators and presents the findings with evidence. It supports clinician review and does not make clinical conclusions.
You might frame it as: this tool analyses a conversation for specific communication patterns such as deflection, blame-shifting, and reality distortion. It shows where they appear with direct quotes, but the therapeutic work remains yours together.
The Analysis produces a source-linked report. How and when you discuss the findings is a clinical decision, and the tool does not override therapeutic pacing.
Yes. Clients can create their own account and submit conversations independently. Any use in therapy should be discussed in the context of your work together.
The Analysis can surface reality-distortion language, DARVO, ghost authority and implied threats, obligation asymmetries, power dynamic signals, and escalation patterns when they appear in the submitted record.
The Analysis uses documented communication-pattern terminology such as DARVO and evidence-anchoring practices. It presents observations for clinician review rather than making clinical claims.
Bring structure to communication review
Submit a conversation and receive a structured, evidence-anchored Analysis to support therapeutic discussion.