Supervise the session—not the memory of it.

The best clinical guidance starts with what actually happened in the room, not just what a supervisee manages to recall. psylab gives you an objective, framework-aligned window into your supervisee’s actual sessions, so you can spend your time mentoring instead of guessing.

Early access, 2026. We’re working with a small number of supervisors and training programs.

For supervisors

Supervise the session, not the summary

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L. · Session 147 sequences · T0–T348 Supervisor view
Sequences
7 chapters · the moments you marked
S3In-session rupture over picking nails
T72TherapistI’m noticing now that I’m getting a bit distracted by you sitting like that and picking at your nails. Your note
T73ClientYeah, okay — so it’s wrong to sit like that.
T74TherapistNo, no. I just notice that I got a bit distracted by it.
T76TherapistI was thinking it might have something to do with what you’re telling me — is it uncomfortable in some way?
T77ClientHow should I sit? Like, is this just not good enough? I feel like I’m not good enough anywhere.
T72Therapist
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A1Countertransference
The nail-picking interruption
Comments2
TherapistT72 Annotation 1
I interrupted her mid-story because I felt distracted by her nail-picking. I tried to frame it as therapeutic curiosity, but it instantly caused a rupture and she felt criticised. How can I better manage my own discomfort without using interventions that feel invalidating?
SupervisorT72
just now
Good that you caught your own pull here. The interruption itself isn’t the real issue — what made the nail-picking feel like something you had to address right in that charged moment?
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Deliberate practice

Follow each clinician’s growth over time.

See a therapist’s true developmental trajectory across dozens of sessions—not just the single, curated hour they chose to bring. psylab illuminates where their technique is deepening, where they are getting stuck, and what themes are worth returning to in your supervision.

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Therapist development
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Mentalising & intervention quality over time
S1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12
Deepening
Affect focus and staying with difficult material
Worth returning to
Managing ruptures earlier in the session
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psylab is part of supervision, not the supervisor

psylab gives you the material and the analysis. It does not draw the conclusion. The reading is always validated by a human before it reaches a therapist, and the clinical judgement stays where it belongs — with you.

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The team

Built by clinicians and engineers, together

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Kristian S. Munkvold
Founder, CEO / CTO

Engineer turned founder, building the clinical infrastructure he believes psychotherapy has been missing — where rigorous software meets a deeply human craft.

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Hieu Tran Ngoc
Co-founder, CCO

Clinical psychologist with experience from both specialist health services and private practice. Brings the therapist’s perspective into how the platform is built.

SK
Sigmund Karterud
Clinical advisor

Professor of psychiatry at the University of Oslo, and a leading specialist in psychotherapy research, supervision of therapists, and research on personality disorders. The well-known psychiatrist has been central to the development of mentalisation-based therapy in Norway.