Praxic by MedEnc Technologies

Practice management

The other 167 hours still count.

Praxic is the practice system for relationship, sex, and couples therapists, counselors, and coaches — calendar, billing, and notes. The difference is the week you never used to see: homework, check-ins, and consented telemetry, so the hour in the room is spent on the work, not on reconstructing Tuesday.

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The 167-Hour Clinical Blind Spot

In a 7-day week, there are 168 hours.
A couple spends just 50 minutes on the couch.

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167 Hours Lived In The Dark Between-session recall & consented telemetry eliminate the clinical black box.
50 min Typical weekly session
167 hrs Life the session never sees
Recall Memory skews toward the last few days1

The practice

Run the practice. Make the session count.

Scheduling, invoicing, and charts are the floor. Praxic competes there with SimplePractice and TherapyNotes — then wins the hour. You walk in already knowing the week, so sessions are shorter to waste and longer to work.

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01 — Between sessions

Stop treating recall as the clinical record.

Partners routinely lose or reshape what they felt days earlier. Ecological momentary assessment captures states closer to when they happen3, which is more useful than a reconstructed week on the couch2.

When clients share check-ins, Praxic lets you walk in already knowing where the week actually went — not where the last argument made it seem to go.

[1] Murre, J. M. J., & Dros, J. (2015). Replication and Analysis of Ebbinghaus’ Forgetting Curve. PLOS ONE, 10(7). doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0120644
[2] Solhan, M. B., Trull, T. J., Jahng, S., & Wood, P. K. (2009). Clinical assessment of affective instability. Psychological Assessment, 21, 425–436. doi.org/10.1037/a0016869
[3] Shiffman, S., Stone, A. A., & Hufford, M. R. (2008). Ecological Momentary Assessment. Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 4, 1–32. doi.org/10.1146/annurev.clinpsy.3.022806.091415
[4] Kaplan, D. M., et al. (2023). Emotional change in its “natural habitat.” Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, 33, 123–140. doi.org/10.1037/int0000291

02 — Homework that is actually done

Prescribe the work. See whether it landed.

Paper worksheets disappear into the week. Praxic lets you assign structured exercises — Sensate Focus, Love Maps, cycle-aware check-ins — into the client apps your couples and coaching clients already use, then review completion before the next hour.

Couples keep a companion home on Moanr (moanr.app ↗). You keep the clinical and coaching view: what was assigned, what was attempted, and where friction showed up.

moanr.app ↗ iOS App Store Google Play Praxic Web Portal
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03 — Calendar, billing, notes

One system for the desk and the hour.

Appointments, invoices, superbills, session notes, and client records live here. Praxic is built as a full practice management system for therapists and coaches — not a module you bolt onto someone else’s front desk.

What incumbents cannot copy is the briefing. Perception gaps, consented telemetry, and homework sit next to the chart so the session you already bill is more effective.

How we compete

Same operations. A better hour.

In the practice Typical PMS Praxic
Calendar & scheduling Yes Yes
Invoicing & billing Yes Yes
Notes, charts, client records Yes Yes
Between-session recall No Yes
Homework in the client app PDF upload Assigned & tracked
Perception gaps between partners No Flagged before you sit down

Included library

300 patient worksheets, ready to assign.

Every Practice seat includes 300 structured worksheets — twenty for each of fifteen modalities, from CBT and Gottman to sex and intimacy, EMDR, and somatic work. Assign one in the session. The client completes it in the companion app, and the responses are on your desk before the next hour.

300 worksheets · 15 modalities

Patient worksheet library

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) 20
  1. Thought Record & Restructuring
  2. Cognitive Distortion Identifier
  3. Behavioral Activation & Mood Tracker
  4. Core Belief Exploration
  5. Worry Time & Delay Scheduler
  6. ABCDE Emotional Model
  7. Decatastrophizing & Probability Matrix
  8. Fear & Exposure Hierarchy Builder
  9. Compassionate Self-Talk Reframer
  10. Automatic Thought Interceptor
  11. Problem-Solving 5-Step Worksheet
  12. Cognitive Flexibility Rating
  13. Perceived vs Actual Risk Matrix
  14. Coping Thought Cards Generator
  15. Anxiety Trigger & Response Log
  16. Socratic Questioning Guide
  17. Downward Arrow Core Probe
  18. Activity Mastery & Joy Log
  19. CBT Relapse Prevention Plan
  20. Balanced Thinking Weekly Review
Dialectical Behavior (DBT) 20
  1. PLEASE Skill Physical Health Check
  2. TIPP Distress Tolerance Log
  3. DEAR MAN Objective Interpersonal Request
  4. FAST Self-Respect Maintenance Log
  5. GIVE Relationship Nurturing Tracker
  6. Radical Acceptance Turning the Mind
  7. DBT Emotion Regulation Diary
  8. Opposite Action Decision Matrix
  9. STOP Skill Impulsivity Pause
  10. Wise Mind vs Emotion Mind Check
  11. Mindfulness of Current Emotion
  12. Distress Tolerance Pros & Cons
  13. Self-Soothe 5-Senses Plan
  14. ABC PLEASE Daily Wellness Tracker
  15. Validation Self & Other Log
  16. Dialectical Thinking & Both/And Matrix
  17. Interpersonal Conflict Post-Mortem
  18. Willingness vs Willfulness Reflection
  19. Crisis Survival Plan
  20. DBT Weekly Skills Reflection
Emotionally Focused (EFT) 20
  1. De-escalating the Negative Cycle
  2. Primary vs Secondary Emotion Unpacker
  3. Vulnerable Attachment Need Expressor
  4. Pursuer-Distancer Dynamic Reflection
  5. Attachment Injury Repair Worksheet
  6. Softening Request Generator
  7. Safe Haven Assessment
  8. Secure Base Relationship Checklist
  9. Withdrawer Re-engagement Roadmap
  10. Blamer Softening Reflection
  11. Emotional Responsiveness Rating
  12. ARE (Accessible, Responsive, Engaged) Scale
  13. Deep Emotional Trigger Map
  14. Rebuilding Trust Step-by-Step
  15. Expressing Fear of Abandonment / Rejection
  16. Attachment History & Early Models
  17. Intimacy & Emotional Reach Out Log
  18. De-escalation Timeout Protocol
  19. Shared Vulnerability Journal
  20. Bond Consolidation & Future Roadmap
Gottman Method 20
  1. Love Map Knowledge Quiz & Update
  2. Four Horsemen & Antidotes Tracker
  3. Turning Towards Bids for Connection
  4. Fondness and Admiration Deposit Log
  5. Stress-Reducing Conversation Checklist
  6. Dreams Within Conflict Explorer
  7. Compromise Circle & Two-Oval Matrix
  8. Emotional Bank Account Balance Sheet
  9. Aftermath of a Fight Process
  10. Shared Meaning & Rituals of Connection
  11. Softened Startup Re-framer
  12. Physiological Flooding & Pulse Pause
  13. Accepting Influence Assessment
  14. Relationship Appreciation Expressor
  15. Gridlock to Dialogue Exploration
  16. Weekly State of the Union Meeting
  17. Shared Goals & Life Purpose Alignment
  18. Positive Affect During Conflict Check
  19. Repair Attempt Effectiveness Log
  20. Sound Relationship House Annual Checkup
Sex & Intimacy 20
  1. Sensate Focus Stage 1 (Non-Genital Touch Log)
  2. Sexual Desire & Libido Spectrum Map
  3. Intimacy Barriers & Anxiety Unpacker
  4. Erotic Palette & Consent Boundaries
  5. Communicating Sexual Fantasies & Wishes
  6. Pleasure vs Performance Pressure Reflection
  7. Touch Preferences Inventory
  8. Sexual Grounding & Body Mindfulness
  9. Body Image & Intimacy Confidence Log
  10. Orgasmic Consistency & Expectation Journal
  11. Erotic Script & Preference Exploration
  12. Resolving Sexual Frequency Mismatch
  13. Post-Coital Aftercare & Connection Check
  14. Pain/Discomfort & Pelvic Awareness Log
  15. Sensate Focus Stage 2 (Genital Touch Log)
  16. Non-Sexual Physical Affection Log
  17. Vulnerable Sexual Communication Prompts
  18. Erotic Energy & Vitality Tracker
  19. Intimacy Renewal & Novelty Ideas
  20. Holistic Intimacy Wheel Assessment
Psychodynamic 20
  1. Transference & Projection Tracker
  2. Defense Mechanism Inventory
  3. Family of Origin Script Analysis
  4. Unconscious Relational Repetition Log
  5. Internalized Critic & Super-Ego Journal
  6. Early Attachment Memory Reconstruction
  7. Shadow Self Integration Dialogue
  8. Object Relations & Internal Images
  9. Resistance & Emotional Block Detector
  10. Dream & Symbolic Imagery Journal
  11. Splitting vs Integration Reflection
  12. Enactment & Acting Out Analysis
  13. True Self vs False Self Unpacker
  14. Counter-Transference Self-Reflector
  15. Mourning & Unresolved Loss Reflection
  16. Narcissistic Injury & Repair Log
  17. Separation-Individuation Progress
  18. Instinctual Drives & Emotional Need Balance
  19. Internal World Relationship Map
  20. Insight to Integration Action Journal
Acceptance & Commitment (ACT) 20
  1. Values Bullseye & Domain Alignment
  2. Cognitive Defusion & Thought Unhooking
  3. Choice Point Decision Diagram
  4. Willingness & Struggle Switch Matrix
  5. Leaves on a Stream Mindfulness Log
  6. Pain vs Suffering Differentiation
  7. Committed Action Step Generator
  8. Observing Self & Perspective Taking
  9. Hooked vs Unhooked Behavior Log
  10. Life Compass Alignment Check
  11. Acceptance of Difficult Sensations
  12. Mindful Presence & Contact with Now
  13. Values-Based Obstacle Course
  14. Self-as-Context Horizon Journal
  15. Passengers on the Bus Metaphor Log
  16. Expansion & Space Making for Emotion
  17. Willingness Action Protocol
  18. Vitality vs Avoidance Balance
  19. Personal Eulogy & Values Clarification
  20. ACT Matrix Daily Practice
Somatic Experiencing 20
  1. Nervous System State Self-Log
  2. Body Sensation Mapping & Interoception
  3. Pendulation Between Comfort & Tension
  4. Titration & Micro-Dosing Stress
  5. Grounding 5-4-3-2-1 Sensory Journal
  6. Fight/Flight/Freeze Trigger Tracker
  7. Somatic Discharge & Release Log
  8. Safe Place Imagery & Somatic Anchor
  9. Vagus Nerve & Diaphragmatic Breath
  10. Boundary Sensing & Spatial Awareness
  11. Posture & Bodily Alignment Reflection
  12. Motor Impulse & Defense Completion
  13. Resourcing Body Anchors
  14. Visceral Emotion Locating
  15. Tremoring & Shaking Release Reflection
  16. Heart-Rate Variability & Calm Check
  17. Somatic Voice & Throat Expansion
  18. Touch & Pressure Self-Soothing Log
  19. Orientation to Environment Practice
  20. Somatic Resiliency Daily Checklist
Internal Family Systems (IFS) 20
  1. Internal Parts Map & System Overview
  2. Manager & Protector Identification
  3. Firefighter Impulsive Behavior Log
  4. Unburdening Preparation Journal
  5. Self-Leadership & 8 Cs Check
  6. Exile Part Listening & Dialogue
  7. Trailhead Exploration Worksheet
  8. Protectors Gratitude & Appreciation Log
  9. Direct Access & Self-to-Part Dialogue
  10. Blending vs Unblending Reflection
  11. Polarized Parts Reconciliation
  12. Internal System Harmony Daily Log
  13. Unblending Exercises & Space Creation
  14. Part Fears & Permission Inquiry
  15. Healing Legacy Burden Worksheet
  16. Self-Presence in Relational Conflict
  17. Body Location of Parts Map
  18. Re-parenting Exile Parts Log
  19. Internal Council Meeting Worksheet
  20. Daily IFS System Check-In
Mindfulness-Based (MBCT) 20
  1. 3-Minute Breathing Space Log
  2. Body Scan Attention Journal
  3. Mindful Movement & Stretch Tracker
  4. Pleasant Events Mindfulness Calendar
  5. Unpleasant Events Mindfulness Calendar
  6. Automatic Pilot Detector
  7. Thoughts are Not Facts Reframer
  8. Mindful Eating & Sensory Exploration
  9. Acceptance of Current Experience Log
  10. Mindful Reaction vs Response Matrix
  11. Self-Compassion Break Journal
  12. Walking Mindfulness Reflection
  13. Early Warning Signs of Relapse Check
  14. Mindful Pause During Stress
  15. Sound & Thought Awareness Practice
  16. Letting Go & Non-Striving Journal
  17. Compassionate Body Connection
  18. Daily Mindfulness Practice Tracker
  19. Mindfulness in Difficult Conversations
  20. MBCT Maintenance & Wellness Blueprint
Narrative Therapy 20
  1. Externalizing the Problem Journal
  2. Alternative Storyline Authoring
  3. Unique Outcomes & Sparkle Moments
  4. Definitional Ceremony Reflection
  5. Landscape of Action vs Consciousness
  6. Letter to the Problem
  7. Deconstructing Cultural & Social Myths
  8. Re-authoring Identity Map
  9. Certificate of Resistance & Resilience
  10. Tree of Life Identity Map
  11. Problem Tactics & Strategies Log
  12. Re-membering Conversations Journal
  13. Documenting Personal Victories
  14. Outsider Witness Inquiry
  15. Counter-Documenting Alternative Story
  16. Tracing Problem History & Origins
  17. Audience of Support Identifier
  18. Reclaiming Preferred Values
  19. Future Story Chapter Writing
  20. Narrative Summary & Integration Log
Solution-Focused (SFBT) 20
  1. Miracle Question Deep Dive
  2. Scaling 1-10 Progress Tracker
  3. Exception Finding Journal
  4. Coping Questions in Hard Times
  5. Preferred Future Blueprint
  6. Personal Resources & Strengths Inventory
  7. Small Change & Domino Effect Tracker
  8. Compliment & Self-Affirmation Log
  9. What is Working Well Analysis
  10. Step-by-Step Goal Ladder
  11. Fast-Forward Success Visualization
  12. Relational Miracle Question
  13. Scaling Confidence & Commitment
  14. Difference-Making Discovery Log
  15. Previous Success Re-activation
  16. One-Degree Course Correction
  17. Notice What Works Between Sessions
  18. Solution-Focused Signs of Progress
  19. Future Self Advice Journal
  20. SFBT Wrap-Up & Milestone Log
Imago Relationship Therapy 20
  1. Imago Couples Dialogue Script
  2. Childhood Wound & Partner Selection
  3. Frustration to Desire Converter
  4. Caring Behaviors Wishlist
  5. Re-romanticizing Practice Log
  6. Parent-Child Dialogue Reflection
  7. Zero Reactivity Zone Agreement
  8. Daily Appreciations Dialogue
  9. High-Frustration Holding Exercise
  10. Shared Relationship Vision Map
  11. Mirroring, Validating, Empathizing Log
  12. Stretching Outside Comfort Zone
  13. Fun and Surprises Action Plan
  14. Safe Conversation Rules Check
  15. Healing Childhood Longings
  16. Deep Empathy Unpacker
  17. Conscious Relationship Commitments
  18. Imago Dialogue Self-Rating
  19. Transforming Defense to Connection
  20. Imago Relational Sacred Space
EMDR & Trauma 20
  1. Safe/Calm Place Installation Journal
  2. Container Visualization & Storage Log
  3. Negative vs Positive Cognition Matrix
  4. Subjective Units of Distress (SUD) Tracker
  5. Trigger & Body Sensation Location
  6. Resourcing & Butterfly Tapping Log
  7. Future Template Rehearsal Journal
  8. Trauma Memory Timeline Mapping
  9. Post-Session Integration Journal
  10. Grounding & Anchor Inventory
  11. Validity of Cognition (VOC) Rating
  12. Interweave Strategy Self-Reflection
  13. Body Scan & Residual Tension Check
  14. Tipping Point & Breakthrough Log
  15. Float-Back Memory Discovery
  16. Self-Regulation Resource Installation
  17. EMDR Target Sequence Plan
  18. Post-Processing Dream & Insight Log
  19. Dual Awareness Grounding Practice
  20. Trauma Recovery Milestone Tracker
Integrative & Other 20
  1. Integrative Wellness Assessment
  2. Biopsychosocial Daily Balance Log
  3. Healthy Lifestyle & Habits Adjuster
  4. Healthy Boundary Setting Matrix
  5. Daily Gratitude & Growth Journal
  6. Sleep Hygiene & Circadian Tracker
  7. Comprehensive Relapse Prevention
  8. Social & Support Network Map
  9. Major Life Transition Action Plan
  10. Interpersonal Rights Bill of Rights
  11. Time Management & Priority Balance
  12. Stress Audit & Coping Inventory
  13. Emotional Intelligence Self-Check
  14. Financial & Relational Stress Log
  15. Grief & Loss Healing Journal
  16. Anger & Agitation Warning Signs
  17. Self-Esteem & Worthiness Builder
  18. Burnout Recovery & Pace Plan
  19. Spiritual & Philosophical Alignment
  20. Comprehensive Life Balance Wheel

Diagnostic map

Four spheres. Twenty elements. Care delivered through channels.

Praxic uses MedEnc’s evidence-based map of relationship life — not a personality quiz, and not a boxed set of “love languages.” Spheres name where friction lives. Connection channels name how care is offered today.

Sphere 1 · Shared meaning

Core Foundations

Money, family planning, faith, civic values, and morals. Misalignment here tends to be structural, not a scheduling problem.

Sphere 2 · Attachment

Emotional & Physical Connection

Conflict, intimacy, vulnerability, romance as practice, and crisis. The safety net that makes the rest of the work possible.

Sphere 3 · Mental load

Daily Logistics & Lifestyle

Labor, tidiness, rhythms, extended family, and screens. Small unfairness, compounded, is a leading source of resentment.

Sphere 4 · Self-expansion

Growth, Leisure & Independence

Work, social battery, health, travel, and curiosity. A relationship that cannot grow becomes a cage.

Homework and in-session bids travel through five connection channels: somatic presence, verbal affirmation, dedicated sanctuary, devoted support, and thoughtful tokens. You assess on the element. You intervene through the channel the client can receive this week. Read the full framework.

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Clients hold the keys. The clinic sees only what they grant.

Privacy & Security

Zero-knowledge is not a slogan on a login screen.

Sexual health and relationship logs are among the most sensitive records a person keeps. Praxic inherits MedEnc’s architecture: encryption keys stay with the client, health timelines sit under a shadow identifier, and sharing is a grant the client can narrow or revoke.

  • AES-256 with ephemeral keys The server encrypts with a key supplied at request time. That key is not stored.
  • Shadow identifiers Clinical timelines are not filed under the login identity used for email and billing.
  • Consent, field by field Notes, moods, symptoms, libido, energy, and activity logs each require an explicit share. Partners and clinicians do not get a back door.
  • HIPAA compliant & BAA ready Exceeds HIPAA privacy and security rules: volatile RAM-only key derivation, encrypted clinical audit trails, and signed Business Associate Agreements for practices.

Licensing

One seat for the practice you actually run.

Calendar, billing, notes, and the between-session record. Priced as a full practice system, not a sidecar.

Practice seat

$59.99 / month

Calendar, invoicing, session workspace, notes, homework, and consented check-ins and telemetry — the full practice, with recall built in.

AI analysis

+$25.99 / month

Perception-asymmetry flags and session briefing drafts, always presented for clinician review.

Voice notes

+$29.99 / month

In-session recording and transcription with SOAP drafts. Usage billed at $1.50/hour. You edit before anything is charted.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Praxic.

Common questions on practice operations, between-session homework, HIPAA zero-knowledge encryption, and coaching workflows.

How is Praxic different from SimplePractice or TherapyNotes?

Most practice management software stops when the session hour ends. Praxic covers complete scheduling, invoicing, superbills, and clinical notes, but solves the 167-hour blind spot between appointments.

Instead of relying on imperfect weekly recall, Praxic pairs directly with Moanr on iOS and Android. Consented daily check-ins, prescribed exercises (Sensate Focus, Love Maps), and perception discrepancies are flagged in your portal before you sit down for the hour.

Can relationship, intimacy, and couples coaches use Praxic?

Yes. Praxic is purpose-built for relationship coaches, couples counselors, and intimacy educators as well as licensed clinical therapists (LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCs, CSTs). Coaches use client scheduling, invoicing, progress notes, and between-session homework assignments without needing a medical billing clearinghouse.

How does between-session homework work for couples and clients?

Practitioners prescribe structured exercises—such as Sensate Focus stages, Gottman Love Maps, or cycle-aware check-ins—directly from the Praxic portal. Clients complete them in Moanr, our companion app on iOS and Android.

Completed exercises and friction points sync privately to your briefing dashboard, showing what was attempted and where communication stalled during the week.

Is Praxic HIPAA compliant and secure?

Yes. Praxic exceeds standard HIPAA Security and Privacy rules using MedEnc Technologies’ Zero-Knowledge Architecture. User keys are ephemeral and held only in client device memory; keys are never stored on MedEnc disks or databases.

Clinical timelines are anonymized under Shadow UUIDs separate from billing identities, and signed Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) are executed for practice accounts.

What is included in the $59.99/month Practice seat?

The Practice seat is an all-inclusive system: interactive calendar, appointment scheduling, client invoicing, superbills, clinical charting/session notes, homework prescription library, and between-session consented telemetry for all active clients.

Optional add-ons include AI perception-asymmetry briefings ($25.99/mo) and automated session voice transcription with SOAP drafts ($29.99/mo).

How do clients download the mobile companion app?

Couples download Moanr today for free on the Apple App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android). When you invite a couple from your Praxic portal, they receive a secure invitation link that pairs their app to your practice seat.

For solo therapy clients, our companion apps Vala (women’s somatic health) and Vardr (men’s behavioral accountability) are coming soon to complete the between-session ecosystem. Learn more about how client apps collect session data ↓

Client Companion Ecosystem

How Moanr, Vala, and Vardr collect data for your sessions.

Clinical progress falters when sessions rely on reconstructed memory. MedEnc’s ecosystem of consumer companion apps bridges the 167-hour gap between appointments with consented Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA), hormonal context, and interactive homework—synthesized directly into your Praxic pre-session briefing. For couples, Moanr (moanr.app ↗) is available today.

Moanr™

Couples & Relationship Therapy · moanr.app ↗

Available Now

Live today for couples: https://moanr.app ↗. Partners use Moanr independently throughout the week on iOS and Android to log check-ins, complete exercises, and explore intimate connection without clinical jargon.

Data Collected for Sessions
  • Perception-Asymmetry Flags: Captures how each partner independently experienced moments of intimacy, stress, or conflict—highlighting misattributions before session.
  • Prescribed Clinical Homework: Sensate Focus stages, Gottman Love Maps, and check-in card decks completed on-device, logging attempts and sticking points.
  • Dual Cycle & Hormonal Context: Menstrual cycle tracking, perimenopause logs, HRT protocols, and male TRT support correlated against libido and relationship mood.
  • Consented Passive Biometrics: Nocturnal HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep quality synced securely via Apple Health and Health Connect.
Visit moanr.app ↗ App Store ↗ Google Play ↗

Vala Somatic

Solo Female Clients & Circles

Coming Soon

In active development for solo therapy. Built for a woman tracking somatic wellness on her own or with her circle—giving clinicians deep physiological insight during individual therapy.

Telemetry Planned for Sessions
  • Somatic & Nervous System Logging: Daily tension mapping, vagal regulation states, and body-based grounding reflections between appointments.
  • Clinical Cycle & Menopause Engine: Natural cycle predictions, anovulatory detection, hot flashes, and HRT protocol adherence correlated with anxiety.
  • Basal Biometric Telemetry: Basal sleep temperature, nocturnal HRV, and sleep debt to illuminate somatic drivers of distress.
  • Prescribed Solo Worksheets: Somatic grounding routines, boundary reflections, and habit trackers completed directly in the app.
Solo client companion · Funded Winter 2027

Vardr

Solo Male Clients & Brotherhood

Coming Soon

In active development for solo therapy. Designed to counter male isolation through brotherhood and action-oriented habits, providing clinicians objective engagement markers.

Telemetry Planned for Sessions
  • Withdrawal & "Going Quiet" Signals: Tracks check-in streaks and huddle participation, alerting the clinician if an individual client begins to withdraw.
  • Male Hormonal & TRT Protocols: Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) dosing logs, symptom fluctuations, and lab milestone tracking.
  • Autonomic Recovery & Strain: Nocturnal HRV recovery, resting heart rate, and wearable sleep staging linked to emotional regulation.
  • Behavioral Commitments: Values-congruent micro-habits, accountability huddles, and homework tasks designed specifically for men.
Solo client companion · Funded Winter 2027

The Clinical Handshake

From consumer app to your Praxic desk in four secure steps.

How between-session data moves from a client’s personal smartphone into your clinical charts without ever exposing plaintext keys or violating privacy.

1

Clinician Invites Client

Generate a private invitation link or QR code from your Praxic folio. The client connects their existing app in one tap.

2

Ephemeral Client Encryption

Couples log in Moanr (moanr.app ↗). Data is encrypted on-device via AES-256 with keys held strictly in RAM.

3

Granular Consented Grants

Clients decide field-by-field what reaches the clinic. Personal journals stay private; homework and symptom scores sync.

4

Pre-Session Briefing Ready

Before you sit down, Praxic highlights perception divides, completed exercises, and autonomic trends so the clinical hour starts focused.

MedEnc Technologies

Created by MedEnc Technologies ↗

Replace the front desk. Keep the hour.

Praxic is MedEnc Technologies’ practice management system for sex therapists, LMFTs, relationship coaches, counselors, and somatic practitioners — built so billing is not the product, and the session is.

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