Personality Templates

Pre-set combinations of the above to quickly create clients like "The Anxious Overthinker" or "The Resistant Skeptic."

Dynamic Option

The AI supervisor could adjust the client's behavior during a session in response to the student therapist's choices.

• Emotional Intensity

  • Ability set the client's baseline emotional state (calm, anxious, agitated, etc.).

  • The ability to trigger specific emotional shifts or "spikes" during a session.

  • Options for the client to display a range of emotions (sadness, anger, fear, etc.)

• Resistance

  • Degree of openness: How willing is the client to share personal information?

  • Defensiveness: How easily is the client offended or prone to deflecting questions?

  • Argumentativeness: How likely is the client to challenge the therapist's insights?

• Therapeutic Engagement

  • Motivation: Does the client seem invested in the therapy process or disengaged?

  • Insight: How self-aware is the client regarding their problems and patterns?

  • Follow-through: Does the client seem likely to complete homework or act on suggested changes outside of sessions?

• Communication Style

  • Verbosity: Does the client speak in short sentences or provide lengthy narratives?

  • Clarity: Is the client's speech direct and easy to follow, or vague and confusing?

  • Vocabulary: Adjust the complexity of the client's language use to match their background.

• Responsiveness to Techniques

  • Open to certain approaches: Does the client respond well to reflection, questions, or specific therapeutic modalities (e.g., CBT techniques)?

  • Resistant to approaches: Does the client shut down or become defensive with certain techniques?