Realistic AI client simulations with structured supervisor feedback. Built for counselling students who want more practice than placement alone can provide.
Browse a library of pre-built clients — or create your own. Each client has a detailed background, presenting issue, and emotional personality designed to challenge specific skills.
Have a realistic counselling conversation. The AI plays the client — guarded, emotional, resistant, or reflective — in a way that genuine clients behave. No easy wins.
Request mid-session feedback or a full debrief. A supervisor assesses your technique against the theoretical framework you are practising and PACFA/ACA ethical guidelines.
Clients are guarded, resistant, or emotionally inconsistent — as real clients are. The AI won't cooperate just because you asked a good question.
Assessed against Person-Centred, CBT, ACT, Narrative, Motivational Interviewing, SFBT, or Philosophical principles — whichever you are practising.
Every feedback response references PACFA and ACA ethical guidelines — mandatory reporting, boundaries, cultural responsiveness, and scope of practice.
Pre-built scenarios across beginner, intermediate, and advanced difficulty — anxiety, grief, trauma, crisis, substance use, identity, and more.
Track your total practice hours and see how your time is distributed across theoretical frameworks over weeks and months.
Ask your AI supervisor anything between sessions — theory questions, how to handle a difficult moment, or what a specific piece of feedback means.
First-time clients, straightforward presentations. Ideal for early placement students working on core skills — rapport building, reflective listening, and open questions.
More complex presentations — ambivalence, denial, burnout, identity. Clients who test your ability to stay with discomfort rather than moving to solutions too quickly.
Trauma, crisis, suicidal ideation, and highly resistant clients. Requires strong ethical awareness, relational steadiness, and familiarity with mandatory reporting obligations.
All feedback references the ethical codes of PACFA and ACA — the two peak counselling bodies in Australia. Informed consent, confidentiality, mandatory reporting, cultural responsiveness, and scope of practice are embedded in every session debrief.
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