For reunification specialists, family therapists, parenting coordinators, GALs & mediators
Before each appointment your client writes a short page: what they want out of the session, what they practiced, what contact actually happened, and what they would rather not discuss that day. They draft it, they edit it, they decide whether to send it. You start at minute zero instead of minute eighteen.
The posture first, because you’ll want it first: Sol will not help a parent pressure a child, contact one against an order, build a case against the other parent, or work around your guidance. Signals of crisis route to 988 and emergency resources rather than deeper into the product.
Free for professionals. No card, no seat minimum, and no fee moves in either direction.
Circle listings are live today. The Session Brief, the caseload console, and sponsored seats are in build, and our founding provider partners are shaping them. Request access to be one of them.
The Session Brief
Sunward drafts it from the work the parent has already been doing, then hands it back to them to edit. Every block can be switched off. Nothing sends without their review, and there is no setting that skips that step.
Every brief carries the same line at the top: written by the parent, shared on this date, unverified by Sunward. It is a starting point for the hour, not evidence.
Who it is for
Your client leaves steady, then a 10pm text from their kid undoes the week. Sol catches the dysregulated moment, applies regulation before strategy, and your work holds until Thursday. Then the brief means Monday starts where reality is, not where memory says it is.
You carry more families than any therapist and have the least visibility into any of them. The useful part on your side is often the absence: you can see which families have gone quiet, without reading a word anyone did not choose to send you.
A parent estranged from their kid is not fully at work, anywhere. Sunward is the benefit that meets the crisis HR never sees, at a fraction of the cost of the turnover it quietly causes.
What it costs you
You are never the product here. We do not sell your name, we do not pay you for referrals, and the free tier is a real tier, not a trial.
Founding-partner pricing, held for the practices who join while we build.
No card, no seat minimum, no expiry. This tier exists so you can hand Sunward to every client, not only the ones who can pay.
Founding-partner rate. Substrate only: we never draft the report and never render an opinion. Cancel any time, one tap.
A purchase, never a referral fee. We are paid for access, never per parent.
Your clients pay separately for their own Sunward plan. We are putting the Session Brief on every parent plan, including a free one, because a resource you can only recommend to your wealthiest clients is not much of a resource.
The guardrails
The questions we actually get
No. You are not contracting with us for data services. Your client hands you their own written material, the way they might hand you a journal. We hold nothing on your behalf.
They might, the same way they shade it out loud in session. The difference is that it was written closer to the event rather than reconstructed under stress three weeks later. Every brief is labeled parent-authored and unverified.
No. There is no per-referral fee to a clinician or attorney and there never will be. If money moves, it is a purchase of seats or access.
The Session Brief is going on every parent plan, including a free one. If you want to cover more than that, seats run $15 against $39 retail, and you never learn which client used one.
You see “not shared this cycle,” which is the same thing you see when they simply did not prepare one. We do not show you that someone withdrew, on purpose.
One screen per family, built to be read in ninety seconds. If it takes longer than that, we have built it wrong.
Partner with us
Early provider partners shape the provider experience, and they are the ones we build the console around. Tell us about your practice, and a human replies within two business days.