UCANRR
Helps transform free-text journal entries into Measurement Based Care for therapists and clients. This novel system design uses a continuum of Care, Neglect, and Abuse (harm) to categorize and quantify daily relational signals.
Client device stores journal entries + reasoning. Only scores, trends, timestamps sync to therapist dashboard.
All journal entries are screened for crisis risk and extreme harm indicators. The system assigns a risk tier that can guide UI behavior (e.g., enable/disable sharing, prompt resources, alert workflow) while preserving privacy.
The Business Need. Therapy progress often relies on subjective recall. Clients forget specifics; clinicians get anecdotal snapshots. Existing tools rarely provide quantified, clinically meaningful patterns, and they frequently compromise privacy by centralizing raw text.
Our Approach. UCANRR provides Relational Measurement Infrastructure using transformer-based sentiment analysis tailored to relationship health. Journal entries are scored on a Care / Neglect / Abuse (harm) continuum and we detect repairs, bids for connection, neglect, and Simulated Care Exposure (SCE)—references to AI companions or chatbots as a relational source. Therapists see score trends, scatter plots and regression lines—never raw journal entries.
Privacy by Design. Reasoning and raw text remain on the client device. Only minimal, structured metadata (scores, timestamps, indicators) is shared. This encourages honesty, protects confidentiality, and supports adoption in clinical settings.
Quantifies relational signals along a continuous scale (Care +10 to +1; Neglect 0; Abuse (harm) −1 to −10) to enable trend analysis and early risk detection.
Detects repairs, bids for connection, and neglect as relational markers, and flags Simulated Care Exposure (SCE) when entries reference AI companions or chatbots as a relational source. Frequency and timing are tracked to inform therapeutic interventions.
Dashboards expose scores, trends, and counts—not narratives—protecting client privacy while increasing clinical utility.
When analyzing journal entries, the system automatically detects references to AI companions or chatbots (e.g., ChatGPT, Replika, or similar AI chat tools) as a source of relational interaction. This is flagged as Simulated Care Exposure—a signal that a client may be supplementing or substituting human connection with AI-generated responses. SCE is surfaced as a distinct indicator on the therapist dashboard, allowing clinicians to explore the role of AI relationships in the client's relational landscape without accessing the underlying journal text.
From anecdotes to analytics—actionable data for session planning.
Provides SOAP-ready EHR data to help reduce administrative burden.
Raw text is stored on the device; only trends & scores are shared.
Complements varied methodologies with common, meaningful metrics.
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Hill Abrahams
Founder, UCANRR Software, LLC
For collaboration and pilot requests, we're happy to share additional technical details under NDA.