The Sessions tool in SLP Score acts as a therapy calendar that helps you manage:

• Therapy sessions
• Evaluations
• Clients attending each session
• Lesson plans
• Progress notes
• Goal scoring
• Attendance tracking

This allows you to keep your therapy schedule and documentation organized in one place.

Step 1: Navigate to the Sessions Page

Click Sessions in the sidebar navigation. This will open your session calendar.

Step 2: Create a New Session

There are two ways to create a session:

Option 1 — Use the New Session Button

Click + New Session in the top right corner.

Option 2 — Click Directly on the Calendar

Click on any time slot in the calendar to create a session at that specific time.

Step 3: Enter Session Details

Fill out the session details:

Date & Time

• Start date and time
• End date and time

Session Type

Choose:

• Therapy
• Evaluation

Location

Select where the session will occur:

• School
• Office/Clinic
• Telehealth
• Other

Repeat

You can choose whether the session repeats on a recurring schedule. Choosing a recurring cadence will automatically create repeat sessions at that cadence.

Client Details

Select the client(s) who will attend the session.

Lesson Plan

Optionally attach a lesson plan to guide the session.

Medicaid Designations

If applicable, add Medicaid billing designations.

After entering the details, save the session.

Step 4: Open the Session to Manage It

Once a session is created, you can click it in the calendar to open the Session Details page.

From here you can:

• Edit the session
• Delete the session
• View session details

Step 5: Manage Attendance and Progress Notes

Within the session details page, you can:

Track Attendance

Mark whether each client:

• Attended
• Missed

Add Progress Notes

You can either:

• Click Write Note to manually add progress notes
• Click Generate Note to automatically generate notes

Step 6: Score Client Goals

For each client in the session, you can also score progress toward therapy goals:

1. Click Score
2. Select the goal you want to track
3. Mark correct and incorrect instances for the session

This helps track progress toward goals over time.

What You Can Do From a Session

A single session allows you to manage:

• Attendance
• Progress notes
• Goal tracking
• Lesson plans
• Client scheduling

All in one place.