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    AI-Driven Mental Health Assessment

    An AI-driven mental health assessment is a structured wellbeing or behavioural questionnaire where AI drafts the questions and writes the report from the answers. In Scorvia you choose your specialization, the AI drafts a question set in that language, your client answers through their own login, and a full report is written for you to review and approve before they see it.

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    • Not a diagnostic tool
    • You approve every report
    • Invited clients, private logins
    • Hosted, white-label or source code

    Ships configured for

    1. 01

      Mental Wellness

    2. 02

      Stress Management

    3. 03

      Lifestyle Coaching

    • Mental wellness
    • Stress management
    • Lifestyle coaching
    • Behavioural baselines
    • Progress checks
    • AI-drafted questions
    • Your review queue
    • Coach note
    • Client groups
    • Virtual sessions
    • Courses for life

    Where the line is

    Scorvia is not a diagnostic tool and not a medical device. It does not screen for clinical conditions, does not replace validated instruments such as the PHQ-9 or GAD-7, and does not tell anyone what is wrong with them. It builds the assessments you have already written, and it writes the first draft of the report. The clinical judgement stays with you.

    Most wellbeing and behavioural coaches get here the same way. A Google Form, then JotForm for the conditional logic, then a spreadsheet for the scores, then a Word template for the report. Four tools that do not talk to each other, and every finished assessment still costs you an evening.

    The definition

    What is an AI-driven mental health assessment?

    It is a wellbeing or behavioural questionnaire in which AI does two jobs: drafting the questions and turning the answers into a written report. Deciding what to assess, what the questions should say and what the report concludes stays with you.

    The phrase gets used loosely. Some tools mean a chatbot that talks to your client; some mean automated scoring against a published scale. Scorvia means neither - it means drafting work, done for you and reviewed by you.

    The ceiling

    Why coaches outgrow Google Forms and Jotform

    Because a form solves the cheapest part of the job. Collecting answers was never the hard bit - writing the questions and writing the report is where the hours go, and a form does neither.

    There is a second cost that is easier to miss. A form leaves your client nowhere to go. They fill it in, get a PDF, and three months later neither of you can find it. No history, no second data point, no way to show that the thing they were worst at in March has moved. In behavioural work that comparison is most of the value.

    The build

    How the assessment builder works

    1. 01

      Create the category

      Set your industry and specialization - Mental Wellness, Stress Management and Lifestyle Coaching ship configured, or define your own. This is what tells the AI who it is writing for.

    2. 02

      Let the AI draft the questions

      A stress-management set asks about recovery, sleep debt and workload boundaries, in that vocabulary - not a generic template with words swapped.

    3. 03

      Make it yours

      Keep what fits, rewrite what nearly fits, add your own multiple-choice, true/false or open-text questions. Multiple choice can be multi-select with marks summed.

    4. 04

      Assign it

      The client gets their own login and answers one question at a time, with progress saved so they can stop and come back - which matters when someone needs two sittings to answer honestly.

    5. 05

      Review and approve

      The report is already drafted when you open it.

    The report

    What the AI-generated report includes

    Five sections, written before you open it: executive summary, key findings, strength areas, improvement areas and recommendations, with scores and charts alongside. It lands in your review queue, not your client's inbox.

    Rework a single section without touching the others, roll back a version, add a coach note above the AI's work, then preview the client-facing version - the same report in the second person - and approve it.

    What is in the draft

    1. 01

      Executive summary

    2. 02

      Key findings

    3. 03

      Strength areas

    4. 04

      Improvement areas

    5. 05

      Recommendations

    After the assessment

    What happens after the assessment

    • Virtual sessions

      Clients book their own slots from the same account that holds their report.

    • Courses

      Publish psychoeducation and between-session material once; it stays available to clients for life.

    • Session surveys

      Plan surveys around your sessions to see what actually moved.

    • Client Groups

      One assessment to a whole cohort, an individually drafted report for each person - twenty reports, not one merged average.

    Scope of use

    Can licensed practitioners use this with patients?

    For the non-diagnostic parts of the work, yes.

    Intake, between-session check-ins, progress tracking and psychoeducation are admin problems, and Scorvia is an admin tool. It should not be used for screening, triage or anything that feeds a diagnosis - there are no validated norms, so a score means what your own question design means and nothing more. You remain the clinician.

    Straight answers

    What Scorvia deliberately does not do

    • No diagnosis or clinical screening.

      It is not a medical device.

    • No validated norms.

      Your assessments, not standardized ones.

    • No automated risk flagging.

      The software does not scan answers for risk or alert you. A human reads every report, and that human is you.

    • No public or anonymous links.

      Clients are invited and answer under a login.

    • No 360-degree or multi-rater feedback.

      Each assessment is answered by one person about themselves.

    The comparison

    How it compares with what you are using now

    How Scorvia compares to Google Forms and to Jotform across six aspects of running a mental health or behavioural assessment
    What changesGoogle FormsJotformScorvia
    Who writes the questionsYouYouAI drafts or you write them
    Who writes the reportYou, every timeYou, from an exportAI drafts, you approve
    Review before sending--Built in
    Client's own recordNoneNoneLogin with reports, sessions, courses
    Second data point laterManualManualReassess in the same account
    Your time per clientAn eveningAn eveningReview time

    The form is the part you already solved. The report is the part that stops you taking more clients.

    Deployment

    Under your own brand

    Scorvia is sold hosted, white-label, and with source code available. Wellbeing providers and clinics usually take one of the latter two. Built by Fly IT Solution.

    • Hosted
    • White-label
    • Source code

    Questions

    Common questions

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