Ergomania — Clinical Workspace
E-042 ASD · 7 y · clinic
Growth phase Session 5 of 20
Contraindications Sensory overload Fatigue

Monday, in the room

Three active cases. One plan waiting on your approval.

Walkthrough: generate → approve → note → rate → export
E-017 Consolidation
SPD · 9 y · fine motor + daily routines
Session 16 of 18 · progress summary due Demo shows E-042 — this case is display only
E-051 Foundation
Developmental delay · 4 y · sensory regulation
Intake complete · baseline goals approved Demo shows E-042 — this case is display only

Needs your judgment

E-042 · transitions rated lower across two consecutive sessions (S3 → S4). Rule-based flag — no AI involved.
E-017 has 6 rated sessions since the last summary. A draft can be generated when you're ready.

How Ergomania behaves

  • Every AI output lands as an editable draft.
  • Nothing exports without your explicit approval.
  • Recommendations come from the seeded library only.
  • Every action writes an audit row.

Session 5 — plan

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Session inputs

Anonymized detail only — no names or places.
Materials on hand
Weighted lap pad FIRST–THEN board Visual timer Object kit
From last approved note · S4

Two supported transitions completed; protest at table approach resolved with a FIRST–THEN reset.

Grounded in the seeded Ergonomia library · drafts only

The draft appears here.

Editable field by field, recommendation by recommendation. Nothing is final until you approve it.
Drafting from case context + library…
Contraindications on file: sensory overload · fatigue
Confirm the plan accounts for both before approving. This banner never auto-dismisses.

Plan draft — every field is yours

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Cue sheet
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Tag-filtered shortlist — seeded library only
OTVS worksheet
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Tag-filtered shortlist — seeded library only
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Draft — not export-eligible until approved.
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Session 5 — note

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The note draws on the approved plan. Approve session 5's plan first — the observation form unlocks right after.

What happened in the room

Describe behavior without identifying details.

Your observations lead.

The draft is structured from what you saw — it never invents an observation you didn't make.
Structuring the note from your observations…

Note draft

Rate today's goal — transitions

Required before the note can be approved
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Draft — the edited note is what gets stored, not the raw output.
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Progress — E-042

Your ratings, session by session. Flags are rule-based — computed from ratings, never by AI.

Emerging Established Generalized
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Regression rule: a goal rated lower across two consecutive rated sessions raises a flag. Deterministic, auditable, and covered by tests.

Progress summary — sessions 1–5

Drafted across rated sessions. Same rule as everything else: draft → your edit → approve → export.

Approved · export unlocked

The seeded library

Every recommendation in Ergomania comes from here — curated cue sheets and OTVS worksheets, filtered by tags. The AI ranks candidates; it cannot invent one.

Cue sheets

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Therapist cues
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Stop points
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OTVS worksheets · 7 categories

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Ergomania is a clinical planning aid for licensed occupational therapists. It does not diagnose, treat, or make clinical decisions. All AI-generated content must be reviewed and approved by a qualified therapist before use.

Export — E-042

Only approved artifacts leave the workspace. Every export writes an audit row.

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Every export carries: “This document was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed and approved by the treating therapist. It is a clinical planning tool, not a substitute for professional clinical judgment.”
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