The breakthrough is easy. Integration is hard.
Aspen holds your clients in the days between sessions — the window where the work actually lands. So you walk into every session already knowing where they’ve been.
Aspen holds your clients in the days between sessions — the window where the work actually lands. So you walk into every session already knowing where they’ve been.
After a ketamine session, a journey, or a retreat, there’s a narrow window of openness where change either locks in — or fades. You can’t be on call all week, group integration is hard to staff, and clients drift without structure. It’s the most important part of care, and the least resourced.
Daily check-ins, guided integration prompts drawn from their own work, somatic practices, and IFS parts work — a warm companion between every session.
A clinician portal shows each client's nervous-system trends, check-in patterns, and session themes — never their private conversations. Walk in already oriented.
Gentle reminders, biometric tracking via Oura, and a daily practice clients actually return to — so the work between sessions keeps moving.
Share your practice's invite code. Clients link to you in seconds during signup.
Aspen meets them daily — state, body, parts, integration — at their own pace.
Summaries and trends land in your portal, with their consent. No transcripts. No surprises.
Scales with use, not risk. Start with one clinician and a handful of clients.
An “active patient” is one with at least one check-in or session that month.
Aspen is built by Tim Moore, LPC — 28 years of clinical practice and the founder of Aspen Counseling in Sisters, Oregon. Every part of it is grounded in Internal Family Systems, Polyvagal Theory, and somatic awareness — clinician-built, for clinicians.
A 20-minute walkthrough, then a low-risk pilot with a few of your integration clients.
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