Nabla is a leading ambient AI assistant in general medicine that many behavioral health clinicians also use, particularly in integrated and hospital-affiliated settings. It generates structured notes from visits in dozens of languages, integrates with major EHRs, and is notable for publishing real evidence: a randomized controlled trial showed meaningful reductions in physician time-in-note. Deployed at well over a hundred health organizations, it emphasizes clinician burnout reduction and strong data governance, with a BAA and options that avoid storing audio. There is a free tier for individual clinicians with limited notes, while paid and enterprise pricing is not published. For a private-practice therapist it is a capable generalist choice; therapy-specific templates and treatment-plan features are thinner than mental-health-first competitors, which is the main tradeoff.