Use case diagram
for online therapy platformm

About the use case diagram example

The use case diagram for an online therapy platform delineates the interactions between the primary actors—Client, Therapist, and Admin—and the system’s functionalities. The Client interacts with the system to book sessions, join sessions, and access resources. Key use cases for the Client include booking a session, joining a session, chatting with the therapist, and accessing self-help resources. Clients can also update their profiles and provide feedback on the therapy sessions. The Therapist engages with the system by managing their schedule, conducting therapy sessions, and communicating with clients. This ensures personalized and effective therapy sessions. Key use cases for the Therapist include scheduling sessions, conducting therapy, and updating client notes.

The Admin oversees the entire system, managing users, handling system configurations, and ensuring the system runs smoothly. Responsibilities include managing user accounts, generating reports, and monitoring the overall performance and security of the platform. The diagram uses ellipses to represent these use cases, with lines connecting the actors to their respective actions. This visual representation highlights the interaction between clients, therapists, and administrators, emphasizing the workflow and coordination necessary for effective online therapy sessions. It aids in understanding the system’s design and potential areas for improvement, ensuring a streamlined and user-friendly experience for all involved.