Confirm fit and consent
Decide whether an optional Human Design lens is appropriate for the client and your scope of practice.
For therapists
Use Human Design as an optional reflective lens, never a clinical shortcut.
Use chart language only as an optional, consented reflection prompt inside your established clinical framework.
Professional boundary
HD Analyst is not a diagnostic, assessment, crisis, or treatment system. It does not establish medical necessity, replace evidence-based care, or make clinical decisions. Follow your license, professional ethics, privacy obligations, documentation requirements, and client consent process.
A practical workflow
Start with the work, then add chart context.
A professional workflow designed around how therapists prepare, work with clients, and follow through.
Keep the chart contextual
Use chart language to invite reflection rather than label symptoms, capacity, or prognosis.
Apply clinical judgment
Accept, reject, or reframe every generated suggestion through your training and knowledge of the client.
Separate reflective material from records
Handle reports, notes, birth data, and clinical documentation according to your obligations.
What changes in the practice
Less rebuilding. More continuity.
- Non-diagnostic reflection prompts
- Optional relationship context
- Clear separation from clinical assessment
- Editable material you control
Relevant features
The tools that support this workflow.
Client Charts
Every client chart, ready when the session starts.
See the workflowAI-Assisted Analysis
Get to the useful questions faster.
See the workflowComposite Charts
See the dynamic between two designs.
See the workflowReport Generator
Turn a chart and structure into an editable first draft.
See the workflowFor therapists