Generate Content

The Generate tab is where new content pieces are created. Content Studio uses input and research sources to produce draft articles that can then be edited and refined.

Starting a New Content Piece

Navigate to Content Studio > Generate to begin.

1. Research Topic / Question

Enter the content topic or research question in the text field. Be specific to get better results:

Examples:

• "Latest research and treatment methods using EMDR for children"
• "Practical coping strategies for adults with anxiety and ADHD"
• "Benefits of integrative trauma psychotherapy for complex PTSD"

The more specific the query, the more targeted and relevant the generated content will be.

2. Desired Length

Choose content length based on needs:

• Short (~300-500 words): Quick tips, brief overviews, social content
• Medium (~700-1000 words): Standard blog posts, focused articles
• Long (~1200-1500 words): Comprehensive guides, in-depth analyses

Medium length works well for most blog posts and provides enough depth without overwhelming readers.

3. Writing Tone

Select the tone that best fits the audience and purpose:

• Professional: Clinical credibility with evidence-based language
• Conversational: Accessible and friendly while maintaining expertise
• Educational: Informative and instructive for teaching concepts
• Empathetic: Warm and validating for sensitive topics

Practitioners can change tone between generations to see what resonates best with their audience.

4. Specialty Selection

The specialty dropdown displays two types of options:

Primary Expertise These appear first and are pulled from the specialties set in the Profile. These might include areas like Anxiety, Grief, Depression, or specific modalities like CBT or EMDR.

Additional Expertise Below primary areas, other mental health specialties appear like Geriatric and Seniors, Sexual Abuse, Stress, and more.

To adjust profile specialties, visit the Profile page and update Primary and Additional Expertise sections.

Generating Content

Once all fields are filled in, click Generate Content. The system will:

1. Search relevant research sources
2. Structure content based on the parameters
3. Generate a draft tailored to specialty and tone preferences

Generation typically takes 15-30 seconds. When complete, the draft content appears. From here, switch to the Edit view to make changes.

What Happens Next

After generation, practitioners can:

• Review the content in the Editor
• Make direct edits to the text
• Use enhancement tools to refine specific sections
• Generate a new version if the initial output needs significant changes

Generated content is automatically saved as a draft and appears in the content library, accessible from the Edit tab.