PRO Individual
Solo practitioners can rehearse realistic client moments before real sessions.
Private B2B pilot
Practice client-work skills with digital clients.
PsyMind Practice Lab gives practitioners, teams, and academies a repeatable way to train short client conversations, receive formative supervisor feedback, repair one reply, and retry the same scenario.
Built for training, not treatment.
This page is for a controlled B2B pilot. The product boundary stays narrow: Practice Lab is a professional training simulator, not therapy, diagnosis, emergency support, or certification.
Team
Teams can evaluate whether shared case structures and metadata-only progress summaries fit a future group rollout.
Academy
Academies can evaluate cohort workflows only as future scope after separate approval.
The first pilot flow is deliberately simple.
The learner should understand the exercise within seconds, practice one skill, receive feedback after the session, and retry the same scenario.
Choose scenario
Select one short digital-client case and read the prebrief.
Practice turns
Respond to the client in a controlled turn-based conversation.
Report, repair, retry
Get a supervisor report, repair one reply, then retry with the same hidden structure.
Pilot boundaries stay explicit.
Not in this pilot
No live AI client turns, no raw transcript storage, no trainer dashboard, no pricing or Stripe entitlement change, no certification mode.
Privacy posture
Default progress should be metadata-only. Raw emotional text must not go to analytics or ad platforms. Transcript opt-in needs separate approval.
Pilot activation has one narrow path.
Every B2B request is reviewed manually before access is enabled. The current pilot starts with 12 deterministic Practice Lab scenarios and invite-only accounts.
Request fit
We check use case, audience, size, language, and whether the training goal fits the current simulator.
Invite accounts
Admins add approved tester emails to Practice Lab access. No pricing or Stripe entitlement changes are required.
Run first session
Learners complete one scenario, read the supervisor report, repair one reply, and retry the same scenario.
Request pilot access.
Use this if you want to test Practice Lab with a small practitioner, team, or academy group. We will start narrow and review fit before enabling access.