Knowing what to do isn’t the same as doing it.

Untangle gives your trainees realistic clients to practise with, built from real cases, whenever they need them.

Trainees know the theory

They can describe a skill long before they can use it with a client in front of them. The only way across that gap is practice.

Role-play only goes so far

Real clients aren’t for practice, so role-play is the closest thing. But peers can’t play every presentation or target the skills you want, and actors are expensive.

Progress is hard to see

There’s no easy way to track progress, break clinical skills down, or see how trainees respond across a range of realistic scenarios.

Untangle

Realistic clients, whenever your trainees need them

Clients built from real cases, with the presentations trainees need to meet.
They react like real people: trust comes slowly, a clumsy question closes them down, and a good repair brings them back.
After each session, feedback on the specific moments that mattered, and the chance to try a different response there and then.
Progress over time, broken down by clinical habit.

A session with Kayla, with the trainee's notes beside it — In the room

A note on one response: what landed, what didn't, and what to try — Feedback on the moments that mattered

Trying the same moment again with a different response — Try that moment again

See it for yourself