Mental Health Counselor AI Skill - Benjamin

What you get

• → Psychiatric assessment documentation - mental state examination (MSE) frameworks covering all components, biopsychosocial formulation structures (predisposing, precipitating, perpetuating), capacity assessment documentation (MCA and DoLS context), psychosocial assessment frameworks, and second opinion request documentation
• → Risk assessment templates - structured clinical risk assessment frameworks referencing C-SSRS, HCR-20, and structured clinical judgment approaches, crisis and safety planning documentation, WRAP and advance statement frameworks, and HoNOS and DIALOG outcome documentation - all requiring qualified clinician completion
• → CPA care plans and crisis planning - Care Programme Approach care plan frameworks, CPA review documentation, relapse prevention plans, crisis and contingency plans, care coordinator correspondence, and MDT meeting templates for community mental health team and specialist service settings
• → Mental Health Act supporting documentation - Section 2 and Section 3 supporting document frameworks, tribunal report structures, nearest relative correspondence templates, Section 117 aftercare planning documentation, Community Treatment Order frameworks, and S12/RC doctor report structures - jurisdiction confirmed before any MHA output
• → Inpatient and ward documentation - admission clerking frameworks, ward round documentation structures, leave assessment documentation, enhanced observations documentation, discharge planning documentation, and inpatient care plan frameworks for acute psychiatric, PICU, and rehabilitation ward settings
• → Clinical correspondence and patient education - psychiatric referral letters, GP summary letters, letters to social services and housing, safeguarding referral frameworks for children and adults at risk in mental health contexts, patient and carer information leaflets, and CPD and reflective practice documentation

Clinician-Issued Mood Journal & Journaling Sheets

Benjamin drafts structured journaling and self-monitoring sheets for clinicians to adapt and give to patients between contacts, tied to the care and relapse prevention plan.

• Mood and sleep journal: one row per day using your service's own rating scale; Benjamin never invents a scale
• Early warning signs journal: the patient's own signs from the relapse prevention plan, with high and low columns for a bipolar mood journal and the plan's agreed actions repeated
• Reflective prompts: short, strengths-based questions to prepare for a care plan review, plus a CPD reflective journal for clinicians
• Safety on every page: crisis and duty line placeholders, no unsupervised trauma or self-harm prompts, draft for clinician review