1. What is Augmented Intelligence?

Unlike Artificial Intelligence, which aims to automate or replace human work, Augmented Intelligence is built to enhance it. In behavioral health, that means using technology to support, not substitute, your clinical thinking.

Allia brings together information from session notes, assessment scores, wearable data, and more, then organizes it into simple, usable answers to the questions you’re already asking.

It’s not meant to replace your clinical skill. It’s there to help you think clearly, respond confidently, and spend more time focused on the human.

The benefits?

• More Personalized Care: Surfaces patient-specific insights and history so you can deliver more tailored, trauma-informed support.

• Thoughtful Decision-Making: Highlights patterns in symptoms, progress, and treatment response to support accurate clinical judgment.

• Smarter Feedback: Continuously refines recommendations and helps you strengthen your approach over time.

2. How Insights Fit Into Your Day

Navigating to the Insights Tab

From the Client Dashboard, click "View Insights" in the top right corner. You'll land in the Insights tab, where you’ll see prompts organized by clinical questions—like:

• What patterns are emerging?

• What has changed over time?

• What else might help?

Choosing a Prompt

Click a question that aligns with what you're wondering. For example, if you’re preparing for a session and want to understand recent trends, you might choose "What patterns should I pay attention to?"

How Insights Are Generated

Allia generates a personalized answer by pulling from:

• Session transcripts

• MBC assessments

• Wearables (if enabled)

• Medical history

• Evidence-based guidelines and literature

This is powered by retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and vector-based search, meaning Allia searches the most relevant data in real time

How to Use the Answers

Each insight is designed to:

• Save you time

• Reveal trends that might otherwise be missed

• Offer new clinical considerations

Think of it like a second set of eyes: not to make the decision for you, but to make it easier to see the full picture.

You can use insights to reflect, adjust your treatment plan, or bring new ideas into session. They don’t tell you what to do—they help you think more clearly.

3. Why This Matters in Therapy

Therapists using Allia have discovered critical insights they hadn’t seen before: subtle patterns of social anxiety, symptom spikes linked to sleep disruption, early signs of disengagement—in time to act on them.

And because Allia’s models are trained on behavioral health-specific data (not general AI systems), they reflect the nuance and complexity of the work you do.