Gentle check-ins, one private tap
Send gentle, one-tap surveys over RCS between and after sessions, so clients share how they're doing from their inbox, privately and supportively, with response rates email check-ins can't match.
A discreet, one-tap survey feels safer and lands more responses than email forms.
Simple mood and progress scales help you see how clients are between sessions.
Session-feedback surveys show clients you're listening and adjusting.
A gentle, private check-in. One tap helps us support you between sessions.
A sample Mental Health & Therapy RCS survey, fully customizable.
How RCS surveys work for Mental Health & Therapy
In a therapy practice, knowing how a client is really doing between sessions — and whether the work is helping — is the whole point, yet measurement-based care usually stalls on the friction of getting clients to fill anything out. A paper screener gets skipped, a portal questionnaire goes untouched, and the tone of a cold form can feel clinical at exactly the wrong moment. RCS surveys let a practice send warm, private, branded check-ins from a verified sender, answered in a tap, in the channel clients already trust.
A between-session wellness pulse asks gently, in one tap, how the week has been — a quick mood or symptom check that builds a record over time. A post-session feedback survey uses a simple rating and suggested-reply chips so clients can say what helped, with an open-ended box only if they want it. Intake and screening questions arrive as tappable cards instead of a daunting form.
The payoff is measurement-based care that clients actually complete, gentle signal on who may be struggling between sessions, and feedback that strengthens the therapeutic alliance.
Where it pays off
A one-tap mood or symptom check-in, warmly worded, builds a record of how a client is doing without feeling clinical.
A simple rating and suggested-reply chips let clients say what helped, building the alliance instead of an awkward conversation.
Intake and screening questions arrive as tappable cards, so clients complete them instead of skipping a paper packet.
Short, repeatable check-ins track change across sessions — real measurement-based care, not a hunch.
What you can launch
Survey templates in this pack
Sign up to use these survey templatesMental Health & Therapy RCS surveys: common questions
- Is RCS appropriate for therapy check-ins and screeners?
- Yes, for gentle wellness pulses, session-feedback surveys, and intake screening — under a verified, branded sender that feels trustworthy. Keep clinical detail out of the message body and behind secure links, and follow your usual consent and privacy practices, as on any channel.
- Can clients respond to a mental-health survey anonymously?
- Survey responses can be configured to aggregate without identifying detail, though clinical check-ins are often tied to the client's record for measurement-based care. Be explicit in the message about how responses are used, and follow your usual consent practices.
- Why do RCS check-ins get completed when paper and portal screeners don't?
- Clients answer in one tap in the messaging app they already use, with no app to open and no form to load, and the warm, branded tone reduces the friction a clinical form creates. That drives completion well above a paper or portal screener.
- What can a therapy practice field with these survey templates?
- Between-session wellness pulses, session-feedback surveys, intake and screening questions, and outcome check-ins — each branded, gentle, tappable, and delivered over RCS with SMS fallback and full opt-in/STOP compliance.
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