How school counseling centers run a traceable assessment
School centers usually need who assessed, what was run, and whether results can be summarized. Psyio turns that into provisionable scenario packs — not a loose quiz in a chat box.
Educational support — not diagnosis, treatment, or prescription.
When this fits
Mental-health week screens, pre-group baselines, freshman-adjustment activities — educational self-report work that needs batch control.
- Organizers create a scene and enter targeting info (e.g. student ID)
- Participants complete the run in a terminal via scene code
- Personal reports render in-terminal; organizers can export Excel summaries
Suggested steps
Pick the pack, create the scene, then share codes — reversing the order breaks roster matching and provenance.
- Register the org and provision a plan / trial
- Confirm provenance and boundaries in the skill catalog
- Create scene → import roster → share scene codes
- After the event, export the summary and archive the batch
Compliance note
Psyio is educational support — not diagnosis, treatment, or prescription. Crisis language should go to school crisis protocols or local hotlines, not an AI reply alone.
FAQ
Do schools need a medical-device license for assessment tools?
Psyio is educational scenario capability, not a medical device or clinical service. Follow your school’s procurement/ethics rules and only use packs with clear provenance and boundaries.
Where are personal reports stored? Can teachers see raw answers?
Personal reports render on the terminal; organizers focus on batches and exports. Visible fields follow product permissions — provenance and summaries, not clinical charts in the cloud.