About Berhana
A practice, with the week attached.
Berhana is for adults who want a clinician they can read about first, and a private place to keep what the visits are actually about.
Four things, said plainly.
No badges, no scores. The parts of Berhana that are worth reading before you book.
A person provides the care
Sessions are with a licensed clinician. The workspace prepares the hour and keeps the summary. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace the visit.
The roster is small on purpose
Six clinicians are on this preview. Each has a page with training, focus, fee, and the next opening. You book the person.
The record has a boundary
A note is visible to you and the clinician on that visit. A company admin, if there is one, sees the booking and not the content.
This site is a preview
Names, rates, and stories are written for the walkthrough. Confirming a booking here does not create an appointment or send a message.
You and your clinician
Nobody else opens the note — not another clinician, not a company admin.
The limits are part of the product.
A useful privacy page is a list of who can see what, and what the software refuses to do with it. This is that list.
- We do not sell health information.
- We do not use session notes to train a public model.
- We do not show a score of your mood to anyone, including you.
- Preparation between visits is a note, not a diagnosis.
6
Clinicians on this preview
50
Minutes in a visit
2
People who can open a note
Lena Ortiz
People partner
Our counsel asked who can see a session note. The security page answered that in plain language, which is what we needed before a pilot.
Ready when you are
Read a profile, then book the hour.
Training, focus, fee, and the next opening are on every profile. You decide who you meet, and what the visit is about.