Everything you need to know about how CopeSwipe works for therapists and clients.
CopeSwipe is a coping skills app built specifically for therapists and their clients. Clinicians assign evidence-based coping skill exercises; clients practice them between sessions, save favorites to a personal toolbox, and track their progress. Less homework, more habit.
Yes. CopeSwipe is built with HIPAA compliance at its core, secure data handling designed for the realities of clinical practice. You shouldn't have to choose between a great client experience and doing things right.
Coping cards are short, structured exercises that teach one skill at a time, skills like box breathing, grounding techniques, behavioral activation, or panic surfing. Every card in CopeSwipe is written and reviewed by licensed clinicians, grounded in evidence-based modalities like CBT and DBT, and designed for real moments, not ideal ones.
Therapists assign coping skill cards to clients directly. Clients swipe through, save what resonates, and practice between sessions. Over time, that practice becomes data, streaks, reflections, and toolbox activity you can actually use when they walk back through your door/screen.
The current library covers anxiety, depression, panic, anger, and sleep, with cards rooted in CBT, DBT, ACT, and mindfulness approaches. The library is growing, and therapists can curate which cards are surfaced for each client.
CopeSwipe is built by TherAptAI, a women-founded mental health technology company. We're clinician-informed and independently built, not a bolt-on feature from a practice management platform.
Most mental health apps are built for consumers, not clinicians. CopeSwipe is designed around the therapeutic relationship, therapists drive the experience, clients build real skills, and the data flows back into sessions. It's a clinical tool that happens to be easy to use.
CopeSwipe is free for clients. Therapist accounts are available on a subscription basis, visit our pricing page for details.
Clients can explore CopeSwipe independently, but it's designed to be most powerful when a therapist is guiding the experience, curating cards, tracking progress, and using the data in session.
Visit our About page to learn our story, or follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn; links at the bottom of the page. You can also reach us via email hello@copeswipe.com
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