Situations
Choose from 5 conversations to practice
Initial Assessment and Intake
A new client has their first session with the therapist. The therapist gathers background information, understands the client's main concerns, and explains the counseling process and confidentiality.
Discussing Anxiety Symptoms
The client describes their experiences with anxiety, including physical symptoms, triggers, and impact on their daily life. The therapist asks clarifying questions and helps the client identify anxiety patterns.
Coping Strategies for Stress
The therapist introduces and discusses various coping mechanisms and stress reduction techniques with the client, such as mindfulness, breathing exercises, or time management strategies, and they practice applying them.
Exploring Relationship Issues
The client discusses difficulties they are experiencing in their personal relationships, whether with family, friends, or romantic partners. The therapist helps them explore communication patterns and underlying emotions.
Setting Goals and Progress Review
Client and therapist review the progress made in therapy, discuss the effectiveness of interventions, and set new short-term or long-term goals for ongoing sessions or for the client to work on outside of therapy.