CompassPractice. Defend. Pass.
For psychology trainees & mental-health professionals

The panel will see you now.

Interview lifelike AI patients. Defend your formulation to a live examiner panel. Walk into your oral exam already knowing the room.

Start practisingMeet the panel
Compass
Dr. McFreudian
Dr. Lynahana
Dr. Ramezani
PANEL CONFIDENCE
YOUR ACCURACY
Dr. McFreudian
Dr. McFreudian
“Formulate the case.”
You
“Catastrophic appraisal.”
Dr. Lynahana
Dr. Lynahana
“The evidence base?”
You
“CBT first-line, ACT after.”
PASSCERTIFIED · COMPS

For training only · Not a substitute for supervised clinical assessment.

How it works
How Compass works

Three rooms. One rehearsal.

01

Interview the patient

Take a live history from an AI patient who answers — and resists — like a real person.

02

Defend to the panel

Three examiners probe your formulation by voice or text, each from a different tradition.

03

Get graded like the real thing

A rubric-based verdict with your strengths, your gaps, and exactly what to say next time.

Step 1 · The interview

Practise with a patient

Every case is a full clinical conversation — history, resistance, risk and all. Now spanning simple psych, complex personality, medical, and forensic cases.

Mrs. Patel
45-year-old British Indian woman, 6 months post-bereavement, presenting with panic attacks and disrupted sleep.
Intermediate
Tom
28-year-old man, working from home, estranged from family, presenting with low mood and increasing alcohol use.
Intermediate
Ms. Alvarez
31-year-old teacher, three weeks into her first SSRI, wants to quit it today; her prescriber is unreachable for two weeks.
Intermediate
Mr. Webb
48-year-old operations director referred by his GP after a hypertension diagnosis; 'wired all day, exhausted all night', skeptical of anything 'zen'.
Foundation
Ms. Imani
39-year-old surgical resident, six months after a non-fatal medication error, drowning in shame and 14-hour penance workdays.
Intermediate
Mr. Osei
44-year-old accountant, recovered from his third depressive episode, feeling the early whispers again and panicking about relapse.
Intermediate
Browse all cases — simple, complex, medical & forensic
Step 2 · The defence

Defend to the panel

Dr. McFreudianDr. LynahanaDr. Ramezani
Panel oral exam
Defend a case in front of the examiners. Easy, Medium, or Advanced.
Deep study

Personality disordersDSM framework

The ten personality disorders
Characteristic tables, DSM criteria, and treatment for all 10 disorders — each with an original practice case.
The library
Personality disorders (10)Orientations (16)InterventionsPitfallsQuizCompare orientationsAuthor a case

Ready when you are.

The best time to meet the panel is before it counts.

Start practisingTake the panel exam