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Omnia gives psychologists a 12-dimensional analysis of described cases, digital patient records, and treatment-plan hypotheses for professional review.

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What is Omnia?

Omnia is an AI clinical reasoning assistant for psychologists and other mental health professionals. Practitioners describe a case in natural language and receive analysis across 12 dimensions, including cognitive, emotional, biographical, neurobiological, existential, and systemic perspectives. It also stores patient records and generates treatment-plan hypotheses, but does not diagnose or decide treatment.

What are the pros and cons of Omnia?

Strengths

Combines 12 dimensions and multiple psychological approaches in each consultation
Accepts case descriptions in natural language without requiring technical knowledge
Keeps patient records separate from the analysis engine and logs access
Makes clear that analyses are hypotheses rather than diagnoses or treatment decisions
Includes 100 consultations before payment is required

Trade-offs

The system does not issue diagnoses or decide treatments
The free Trial plan is limited to three patients and 100 consultations
AI-assisted documents require professional validation before use
The tool is designed around psychological case analysis rather than general healthcare coverage

What are Omnia’s key features?

Natural-language case consultations
Analysis across 12 psychological and human dimensions
Permanent digital patient records
Treatment-plan hypotheses for professional assessment
Clinical and CBT analysis, including Beck schemas, cognitive distortions, and DSM-5 symptom evaluation
PDF export on the Professional and Annual plans
Encrypted identifiers, separated records, and access audit trails

What are the best use cases for Omnia?

Review a complex psychotherapy case through cognitive, emotional, biographical, and systemic perspectives
Identify core schemas, cognitive distortions, and possible cognitive restructuring techniques
Develop treatment-plan hypotheses for discussion and professional validation
Maintain digital clinical records for ongoing patients
Create AI-assisted clinical documentation for professional review

What is the pricing for Omnia?

PlanPriceDetails
TrialFree100 consultations, all features, and up to three patients.
Professional$30 per monthUnlimited patients, unlimited analyses, permanent records, PDF export, and priority support.
Annual$300 per yearEverything in Professional, plus early access and personalized advisory.

All plans include 100 free trial consultations, and no credit card is required to start.

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Who is Omnia best for?

psychologistsA strong fit for psychologists who want structured multidimensional input while retaining clinical judgment.
psychotherapistsUseful for reviewing complex cases and developing treatment-plan hypotheses across several therapeutic perspectives.
integrative coachesWorth considering for practitioners who use a broad, multidimensional view of clients and cases.
Not for
  • Clinicians looking for automated diagnoses or treatment decisions should skip it, because Omnia provides hypotheses for professional review.
  • Practices needing a general healthcare information system should look elsewhere, because Omnia is focused on psychological case analysis.

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Where can I try Omnia?

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