For counseling, MFT and social work trainees
How SeatTime practice works
SeatTime is a practice tool where counseling students rehearse with fictional AI clients and get feedback. It is not therapy and does not grade or assess competency.
Reviewed by a licensed counselor (LPC). Clients are fictional. Feedback is AI-generated and can be wrong.
SeatTime lets counseling, MFT, and social work students rehearse short conversations with fictional AI clients, then read feedback on what they did. The clients are made up. The feedback is generated by AI and can be wrong.
What practice is for
Use it between classes to try wording, pacing, and what you might say when a client goes quiet or asks you to just tell them what to do. Then take what you notice to supervision.
SeatTime is not therapy, not a substitute for practicum or supervised hours, and not a way to grade or assess competency.
Frequently asked questions
Is SeatTime therapy?
No. SeatTime is a practice tool where counseling students rehearse with fictional AI clients and get feedback. It is not therapy.
Does SeatTime grade or assess competency?
No. Feedback describes what you did in a practice conversation. It does not grade or assess competency.
Can this replace practicum or supervision?
No. Practice here does not count toward practicum, field hours, or licensure. Bring questions to your faculty or site supervisor.
Try a five-minute practice conversation
SeatTime is a text-based practice simulator: you type to a fictional AI client, then read AI feedback on what you did. No account or card needed for the free exercise.
Start the free practice exerciseFor adults in the United States. SeatTime is not therapy, not grading, not a competency assessment, and not a substitute for practicum or supervised hours. Use fictional details only. Your supervisor's guidance comes first.