Next-Gen Clinical Training

Practice Psychotherapy with AI Patients

Train your interviewing, diagnostic reasoning, psychotherapy techniques, and therapeutic communication using highly realistic AI patient simulations.

New accounts are reviewed by an administrator before first sign-in.

Advanced Clinical Training Tools

Practise core therapeutic skills with simulated patients before you see real ones.

Practise with patients presenting common conditions such as anxiety, depression and PTSD.

Each patient has their own personality, history and voice, authored separately in English and Arabic.

Every session produces a structured report for your supervisors. Scores are for training and are not yet validated.

After each session, see which core interview steps you covered and which you missed.

Work through a ladder of patients, from straightforward presentations to harder ones.

Full bilingual capability to support diverse practitioners across global medical contexts.

Pick a patient and start a timed voice session.

Engage in natural conversation with the AI patient via voice or text input.

See your practice checklist right away; your supervisor reviews the full report.

Sign-ups are reviewed by an administrator, so only approved trainees and supervisors can practise.

The interface and the patients work in both languages, with right-to-left layout in Arabic.

Competency scores support supervision and practice. They are not yet validated measures.

How realistic are AI patients?

Our models are tuned for clinical training scenarios so behavior patterns, vocabulary, and symptom presentation feel authentic for practice.

Can supervisors review sessions?

Yes. Admin accounts can review performance reports generated after each session while therapist access remains appropriately scoped.

Is patient data recorded?

We do not store real patient information. Simulations use fictional personas. Training session data is handled with security-first defaults.

Does the platform support Arabic?

Yes. VPsych supports Arabic and English across the UI, with automatic right-to-left layout when Arabic is selected.