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Choose an appropriate couple
Use the suitability guide and introduce one specific between-session conversation.
Founding therapist pilot
Help couples practice between sessions—without reading their private conversations.
Give appropriate couples a structured place to work through one difficult conversation, one turn at a time, without turning you into an on-call moderator.
Free 30-day pilot, 5 couples included
15-minute setup and concierge first invite
No live therapist messaging or on-call moderation
One midpoint check-in and a 15-minute debrief
Pilot snapshot
Provider Dashboard
Created
Rooms
Completed
Recaps
Reviewed
Insights
Sample, not a client record
Suggested session topic
Practice naming the need before asking for a behavior change.
One real workflow
Evaluate the path from therapist introduction to the next session.
The pilot is designed to prove a tight loop: you trust the tool, both partners participate, they complete a room, and the result is useful enough to try again.
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Invite both partners
Each partner reviews the boundaries, chooses to participate, and joins the same private room.
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They take one turn at a time
Conflict Room slows the actual exchange down and makes the next action clear.
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Prepare for the next session
Review limited, pattern-level context—not raw messages, audio, or transcripts.
Sample therapist view
Sponsor access, see patterns, and bring useful prompts back to session.
Conflict Room processes conversation content to provide the guided experience and generate limited pattern summaries. Therapists do not receive raw messages, audio, or transcripts. See Privacy for retention, security, deletion, and data-use details.
Sponsored seats
Pilot roster
5 couples
Invite links, QR codes, and seat status for your pilot couples.
Active couple
Pending invite
Ready for session
Limited pattern summary
Conversation patterns
No transcripts
Themes, strengths, and recurring escalation patterns without raw content.
Need: reassurance
Pattern: timing + tone
Strength: repair attempts
Bring-back prompts
Session prep
3 topics
Suggested questions and repair practices to bring into the next session.
Name the need first
Reflect before request
Practice repair cue
Clinical fit and boundaries
A deliberate tool for appropriate couples—not every couple or every moment.
May be suitable for
Recurring pursue-withdraw or escalation cycles
Division of labor, money, boundaries, or feeling unheard
Motivated couples who can participate voluntarily
Premarital or maintenance work that benefits from practice
Not suitable for
Coercive control, active abuse, or threats of harm
Acute crisis or an immediate safety concern
A partner who feels pressured, monitored, or ambushed
Any situation where joint asynchronous communication is inappropriate
Explicit privacy boundary
Useful insight without raw conversation access.
The pilot is designed to support therapy, not replace it. Couples get private guided rooms; therapists get privacy-filtered patterns they can consider using their own professional judgment.
Therapists do not see raw conversations
No raw messages, audio, or transcripts are shown in the therapist dashboard.
Insights are pattern-level
The dashboard summarizes recurring interaction themes, observed strengths, and possible topics the therapist may choose to explore using their own professional judgment.
Couples keep private space
Conflict Room supports the work between sessions without turning therapists into transcript reviewers.
Free pilot offer
A supported 30-day evaluation, not free access alone
Start with a 15-minute setup, identify a suitable use case, invite at least one couple, and close with a short debrief. No client information belongs in this request form.
115-minute introduction
2Suitability and client-introduction guide
3Concierge help with the first invite
4Midpoint check-in and 15-minute debrief
Common questions
Evaluate the workflow before you recommend it.
Will this make me available between sessions?
No. Conflict Room does not create a live therapist chat or require you to moderate the conversation. You decide when to review any available pattern-level context.
What exactly can I see?
The therapist experience is designed around limited themes, interaction patterns, strengths, and possible session prompts. Raw messages, audio, and transcripts are not shown in the therapist dashboard.
What does the pilot require?
Choose at least one suitable couple, make a warm introduction, complete a midpoint check-in, and join a 15-minute closing debrief. We provide setup and invitation support.
Is Conflict Room therapy or a crisis service?
No. It is a guided communication and reflection tool. It is not diagnosis, treatment, crisis response, or emergency support, and it is not appropriate for every couple or every conflict.
Disclaimer: Conflict Room is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, crisis response, or emergency support. It is a guided communication and reflection tool for use between sessions. If someone is in immediate danger or crisis, contact emergency services or a qualified crisis resource.
Request the pilot