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Scope of Practice
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Country of Practice
Framework
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Identifying and challenging unhelpful thoughts and behaviours.
Cultural Perspectives
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Select a cultural perspective to layer alongside your chosen framework.
My Templates
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Save prompts you use often — instantly load them into the input.
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Saves whatever is typed in the input box as a template.
Knowledge Base
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Medication Awareness
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For clinical awareness only. Not prescribing guidance.
Privacy & Data
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Your professional obligations
Using AI tools with clinical material engages your professional privacy obligations wherever you practise. Read before use.
Oranu stores nothing on its servers. Conversations exist only in your browser.
Messages are processed by the Anthropic Claude API. Anthropic does not use API data for model training. 30-day retention window. See anthropic.com/privacy.
Never enter
Names · Dates of birth · Any ID or health numbers · Addresses · Workplaces · Any unique identifying details
Regulatory frameworks: NZ Privacy Act 2020, AU Privacy Act 1988, UK GDPR, HIPAA (USA), EU GDPR, PIPEDA (Canada). Your professional code of ethics applies in all jurisdictions.
This does not constitute legal advice. Seek independent professional advice for your specific obligations.
FAQ
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What is Oranu?An AI clinical reflection partner built for qualified practitioners. 20 frameworks, scope-of-practice awareness, cultural intelligence, and clinical outputs — out of the box.
Does it replace supervision?No. Oranu supports reflective practice between sessions. Complex and high-risk cases always require formal clinical supervision.
Why not just use ChatGPT?General AI requires hours of prompt engineering to behave clinically. Oranu arrives configured for your framework, scope, and cultural context — and knows what a supervision conversation looks like.
Is my data safe?Oranu stores nothing. Messages go to the Anthropic API only. Never enter identifying client information. The de-identification scanner flags potential identifiers before sending.
Who built Oranu?Dr JC Coetzee, Clinical Psychologist, Aotearoa New Zealand — 25 years of clinical supervision experience.
What does it cost?$240 NZD/year (individual) · $960/year (5-seat org) · $3,200/year (20-seat org). See oranu.ai for current availability.
Tutorial
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Getting started in 3 steps
1. Set your context
Select your scope of practice and framework. Optionally add a cultural perspective. Type your client context in the smart context field — or expand the full context panel.
Select your scope of practice and framework. Optionally add a cultural perspective. Type your client context in the smart context field — or expand the full context panel.
2. Choose your mode
Select how you want Oranu to engage — Case Discussion for open reflection, Case Formulation for structured conceptualisation, Risk for safety thinking, or one of eight other modes.
Select how you want Oranu to engage — Case Discussion for open reflection, Case Formulation for structured conceptualisation, Risk for safety thinking, or one of eight other modes.
3. Describe your situation
Be specific and anonymised. The more clinical detail you provide, the richer the response. Use the prompt chips if you're unsure where to start.
Be specific and anonymised. The more clinical detail you provide, the richer the response. Use the prompt chips if you're unsure where to start.
Using Clinical Tools
Once a conversation is underway, tap Clinical Tools to generate treatment plans, referral letters, safety plans, client handouts, supervision agendas, and more.
Once a conversation is underway, tap Clinical Tools to generate treatment plans, referral letters, safety plans, client handouts, supervision agendas, and more.
Pro tips
Be specific. Push back if a response doesn't fit. Upload documents with the paperclip. Try combining modes on the same case. Use between sessions for 5-minute reflections.
Be specific. Push back if a response doesn't fit. Upload documents with the paperclip. Try combining modes on the same case. Use between sessions for 5-minute reflections.
Important: Oranu supports reflective practice only. It does not replace professional clinical supervision. Always follow your professional ethical guidelines.
Mode
Assignments
Academic writing and clinical training support
Ethics Consultation
Navigate ethical dilemmas in clinical practice
Diagnostic Considerations
Differential thinking using DSM-5 and ICD-11
Psychometrics
Test selection, scoring, and interpretation
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Case Discussion
Cultural
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Jurisdiction
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Change via sidebar and mode bar
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Optional clinical lenses
Culture
Gender
Sexuality
Spirituality
Neurodiversity
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Welcome to Oranu
A reflective thinking space for qualified therapists. Describe a clinical situation and I'll help you think it through using your chosen framework.
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