Melete gives your counseling trainees realistic, spoken practice with AI clients built from your own curriculum — then scores each session on validated skills, so faculty spend supervision on nuance instead of the basics.
Upload your readings, rubrics, and cases; the practice client becomes an expert in your class, and scoring reflects your program's standards — not generic answers.
Students hold real conversations with a client who responds, sits with silence, and pushes back — in the browser, no headset.
Sessions are scored on the eight Facilitative Interpersonal Skills and method-specific fidelity, with strengths-first, quote-level coaching.
Assign targeted practice with due dates, track every student's growth over the term, and export results.
No — it's deliberate practice between supervision, so students arrive ready to work on nuance.
Yes. That's the point: the client and the scoring are grounded in the course you teach.
Try a two-minute live session, or sign up and get your students practicing against your curriculum and your standards.