Steady is a behavioral health intelligence platform.

It gives clinicians more leverage over both their work and their clinical reasoning by bringing together the full context of each case, surfacing relevant evidence and research, and helping turn clinical decisions into finished work.

Help shape Steady

Built for the clinical side of the practice.

A graph shows what changed. Understanding why can mean searching through session notes, assessments, treatment updates, and conversations with the team.

Steady brings that history together so clinicians can review progress with the context behind it, including what was tried, why a decision was made, and what still needs a closer look.

Steady connects data, history, and decisions

A living record of the case.

As new sessions, assessments, interventions, and clinical work are added, Steady connects them to what came before. Instead of piecing together a case across graphs, notes, documents, and systems, clinicians can work from the full history and the evidence behind it.

Steady uses that context to help clinicians understand progress, analyze single-case data, find relevant research, and prepare treatment plans and reauthorizations.

Client record · 12 months of care
Phase change · 2 linked records
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape from demand identified as the maintaining function.
Treatment-plan update, month 4
Condition change logged; replacement behaviour written in.
Phase change · 2 linked records
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Treatment-plan update, month 9
Third target added to the goal set of record.
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
Condition
Intake
Baseline · DRA + blocking
FCT
FCT + visual schedule
FCT + DRA
Reauth
Behaviour
Elopement
responses / hr
0 4 8
Assessments
Skills assessment, baseline
Functional assessment
Skills re-assessment
Progress summary
Family priorities
Family identifies toileting as a priority
Caregiver note, month 8 · Target added month 9
Goals / targets
Mands for a break — card exchange2
2 linked records
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape function indicates a communication replacement.
Treatment-plan update, month 4
Target written with mastery criteria.
Tolerates transition ≤ 10 s3
3 linked records
Treatment-plan update, month 5
Target written after the first phase change.
Session data, months 5–10
Criterion met across three consecutive sessions.
Progress summary, month 10
Recorded as mastered.
MASTERED
Independent toileting2
2 linked records
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Caregiver note, month 8
Family raised toileting as the next priority.
Key decisions
Switch to FCT after the functional assessment2
2 linked records
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape from demand identified as the maintaining function.
Session data, months 2–4
No downward trend across 11 sessions under DRA alone.
Increase in elopement; review scheduled2
2 linked records
Staffing change, month 7
New technician assigned to the case.
Caregiver report, month 7
Caregiver reports increased elopement at home.
Reason for the increase not yet established.
Add the toileting target2
2 linked records
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Caregiver note, month 8
Family raised toileting as the next priority.
Prepare the reauthorization3
3 linked records
Progress summary, month 12
Two targets met, one in acquisition.
Session data, months 1–12
91% reduction in the target behaviour from baseline.
Treatment-plan update, month 9
Current goal set of record.
Underlined n — click to see the records behind it. Grey items have no sources attached.
Composite case. Not a real client.
Client record · 12 months of care · illustrative only
Behaviour
Elopement, responses / hr
MONTH 1MONTH 6MONTH 12
Phase changes
Baseline → FCTMONTH 4 · 2
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape from demand identified as the maintaining function.
Treatment-plan update, month 4
Condition change logged; replacement behaviour written in.
FCT → FCT + DRAMONTH 9 · 2
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Treatment-plan update, month 9
Third target added to the goal set of record.
Family priorities
Family identifies toileting as a priority
Caregiver note, month 8 · Target added month 9
Goals / targets
Mands for a break — card exchangeM4–12 · 2
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape function indicates a communication replacement.
Treatment-plan update, month 4
Target written with mastery criteria.
Tolerates transition ≤ 10 sM5–10 · 3
Treatment-plan update, month 5
Target written after the first phase change.
Session data, months 5–10
Criterion met across three consecutive sessions.
Progress summary, month 10
Recorded as mastered.
Independent toiletingM9–12 · 2
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Caregiver note, month 8
Family raised toileting as the next priority.
Conditions
IntakeM1–2
Baseline · DRA + blockingM2–4
FCTM4–7
FCT + visual scheduleM7–9
FCT + DRAM9–11
ReauthM11–12
Assessments
Skills assessment, baselineM2
Functional assessmentM4
Skills re-assessmentM9
Progress summaryM12
Key decisions
Switch to FCT after the functional assessmentM4 · 2
Functional assessment, month 4
Escape from demand identified as the maintaining function.
Session data, months 2–4
No downward trend across 11 sessions under DRA alone.
Increase in elopement; review scheduledM7 · 2
Staffing change, month 7
New technician assigned to the case.
Caregiver report, month 7
Caregiver reports increased elopement at home.
Reason for the increase not yet established.
Add the toileting targetM9 · 2
Skills re-assessment, month 9
Self-care domain scored in the acquisition range.
Caregiver note, month 8
Family raised toileting as the next priority.
Prepare the reauthorizationM12 · 3
Progress summary, month 12
Two targets met, one in acquisition.
Session data, months 1–12
91% reduction in the target behaviour from baseline.
Treatment-plan update, month 9
Current goal set of record.
Underlined items carry linked records — tap to see them. Composite case, not a real client.
Twelve months of care, with assessments, family priorities, goals, and clinical decisions shown alongside session data. Select an underlined item to explore its supporting records.

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