What matters most
- Protect one unhurried evening
- Make room for outside stress
- Choose the next practice together
Between-session practice for couples working with a therapist
Calm Couch gives a couple a private shared home for check-ins, plans, and guided practice, and lets a therapist prep for session from a consent-gated brief. This demo puts you in both seats — toggle the role below to see the same underlying data read differently depending on who is looking, and how the couple's own sharing choices reshape what the therapist can see.
One fictional sample couple ("The Lookout"), a bundled practice library, and the couple's live sharing choices — which home areas (This Week, Plans, Us, Practices) they grant to the session brief. Nothing here is a real client.
A couple home with a guided 4-step practice and an optional private pulse; a therapist workspace with a roster, a consent-gated session brief, deterministic signals, and a suggested session agenda — built only from what the couple chose to share.
Same shared workspace, same underlying data. The couple's home and the therapist's session brief read the same records through two different lenses. Open the couple's sharing panel near the bottom of this view, turn an area off, then switch roles — the session brief updates immediately.
Now viewing: Couple — The Lookout's private home.
Viewing as · Couple The Lookout
A private place for the two of you
Small, guided conversations selected with care. No scores. No streaks. No private words stored.
Chosen for this week by Dr. Jamie Rivera
Talk through outside stress as teammates without trying to fix each other.
Normal. Could use a quiet hour on Saturday.
This is never a therapist score.Build this space around real life — people, pets, places, traditions — then name each room yourselves. Sample entries below are fictional.
One feeling. One need. One request. One thing I will do.
Protect something warm, funny, tender, or meaningful.
Name one feeling, one need, one fair request, one action.
Make a clear, bounded ask that can receive an honest answer.
Turn a shared decision into an owner, date, and next review.
Care for something that landed wrong without deleting what happened.
Viewing as · Therapist Dr. Jamie Rivera, Harbor Couples Practice
Counselor workspace
A calm starting point for each conversation. Shared patterns only — no clinical notes, no partner-attributed scores.