Mac beta

Practice for the NCMHCE with a client who talks back.

Then a tutor walks you through what you said, line by line, against what the exam expects. Alongside your prep guide, and before you pay for the subscription again.

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Needs an Apple silicon Mac on macOS 15 or newer, 8 GB or more, and a connection during a session.

A session and its debrief

In the session

Session 1 · part 2

Dana is speaking

  1. 40YouAnd the sleep itself, since the doctor started the medication?
  2. 41ClientI stopped taking the pills two weeks ago. They made the mornings worse. I'm not sleeping at all now.
  3. 42YouTell me about your sister. You said she calls on Sundays.

In the debrief

Miss 1 of 3 · judgment Required · safety

At line 41 she said she had stopped the medication and was not sleeping at all. That line was the planted risk for this session. Under treatment planning and continuity the exam expects you to assess the change before moving on. You asked about her sister at line 42.

risk · treatment planning and continuity · required line 41 line 42 TPC-07 v2 · NBCC content outline

Dana R. is a fictional client.

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You practice with a simulated client: a fictional persona with a history, stated goals and a way of talking, played by an AI model through our server. The client settles when you reflect, shuts down when you lecture, and comes back changed next session. In the debrief, the tutor cites the line you said.

Talking to the client

Session 1 · part 2

Dana is speaking

  1. 42YouTell me about your sister. You said she calls on Sundays.
  2. 43ClientShe's the one who… speaking
The orange dot means your mic is live. Your words become text on this Mac; the audio is not kept. When the 6 minutes run out, the session ends. She does not wait.

Your practice sessions are processed for the session only and never stored, unless you choose to share them, and here is exactly what that means.

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To check, open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac. It shows the chip and the macOS version.

Beta testers are not paid and are never asked for ratings or reviews. If a study runs, consent is separate and in writing.