Sonix is a general-purpose AI transcription service frequently recommended for therapy-adjacent use because it combines high accuracy, fast turnaround, and a HIPAA-compliant configuration with BAA for healthcare customers. Clinicians use it to transcribe supervision recordings, training sessions, research interviews, dictated case summaries, and podcast or course content, with speaker labeling, timestamps, an in-browser editor, translation into dozens of languages, and AI summaries. Pay-as-you-go hourly pricing suits occasional use, while subscriptions cut per-hour costs for regular volume. It is a transcription engine, not a clinical scribe: it will not structure a SOAP note or apply therapy templates, and session-recording workflows are better served by purpose-built scribes with automatic deletion policies. As the utility layer for accurate text from clinical and professional audio — with compliance paperwork available — it is a category standard.