The interval between sessions is where clinical thinking forms — or is lost.
LIMIA is a system for elaborating clinical thinking for psychologists and psychoanalysts. It organizes session material, sustains hypotheses, and qualifies what reaches human supervision.
The reality of clinical practice
After a day of consultations, many questions often remain open:
Fragmentos soltos de sessões. Hipóteses que não se fecham. Reações emocionais que pedem elaboração. Tensões no setting que não foram nomeadas.
Traditionally, this elaboration work happened through writing, study, and supervision.
But with accelerated routines, this space for thinking tends to disappear.
LIMIA is born to sustain this interval, the threshold between one session and another — the time when clinical thinking takes form.
A system for thinking through cases
LIMIA offers a structured environment for clinical reflection.
The professional records the case material, and the system helps organize thinking based on a curated clinical library — bringing together concepts, ethical principles, and formulation structures.
LIMIA does not answer for the cases. It makes them more thinkable.
It is not AI therapy. It is not clinical automation. It does not diagnose. It does not prescribe conduct. It is a device for mediating professional thinking — situated at the threshold between the session and human supervision.
The LIMIA method
A structure of clinical thinking composed of four mandatory layers, always traversed in the same order.
Privacy and data protection
Your clinical data stays with you.
LIMIA was designed with privacy as architecture, not as policy.
Data is stored locally on your computer, encrypted. No clinical data is sent or stored on project servers. AI use is optional and ephemeral — without content retention.
Responsibility for data remains entirely with the professional.