EPPP prep
Find your weak spots before the exam does
Built by licensed psychologists who passed on their first try.
thePsychology.ai is an AI-adaptive prep platform for the EPPP (Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology), built by licensed psychologists, with a 7-day free trial. Most programs give you 95% on practice, but then you bomb the real thing. We build questions the way the EPPP actually words them, so your practice score means something.
7 days free. No card. 638+ postdocs studying.
The old way vs ours
The #1 predictor of passing is practice testing. But only if it sends you to the right domains.
Take practice exams
ChatGPT invents questions not checked by a psychologist.
Big programs use questions written by psychologists who passed over a decade ago.
And none of them use the real exam’s controls, so you waste test-day minutes figuring out the buttons.
Practice
“Out of all the programs I looked at, this one comes the closest to how the EPPP actually words its questions.”
“…the closest in structure to real exam questions, not overly challenging and not too easy.”
“My test didn’t have any straight definition questions, it was all application based, and this program is set up the same way.”
“…culturally diverse names in the test questions, it feels meaningful to see my own last name.”
A psychologist is explaining test results to the parents of a child who scored 85% correct on a reading mastery assessment. The parents ask whether this means their child performed better than 85% of other children. Which response BEST clarifies the distinction?
Waste weeks
They send you to the domain with the most mistakes, even when it’s the smallest section of the exam.
A domain-weighting decision can be the difference between passing and retaking.
Prioritize
Review film with a coach to know what will give you the quickest return
This one where-to-study decision was worth 1.4 points toward passing.
Read 400 pages
Negative reinforcement, operationally defined as the contingent termination, attenuation, or postponement of an aversive stimulus consequent upon emission of the target response, thereby effecting an increment in the future probability of said response class, must be rigorously differentiated from punishment paradigms wherein aversive stimulation is contingently administered.
…and 399 more pages like this.
Study
Drill your weak spots with topics you enjoy
Negative reinforcement: you do it more because it turns something unpleasant off. Like when the ache in your lower back disappears the moment you brace your core before the lift. Next set, you brace before the bar even moves.
The star marks the exact concept you missed on your last practice exam.
Stuck? Ask the AI on the spot
So is bracing my core negative reinforcement or punishment?
Negative reinforcement. The ache stops, so bracing happens more. Punishment would make it less likely, not more.
Panic
You’re on your own when stressed. And not being able to study on your commute makes it worse.
Recover
Reset in 5 minutes
Evidence-based resets for exam panic, built into the same app.
Everything syncs with your included app
Quiz between clients, read offline the recommended lesson on the train, reset before bed. Your laptop picks up right where you left off.
After test day
Fail ×
Stuck at $35/hour. Same work, and the margin goes to your boss. And the person from your cohort you can’t stand? Licensed. The retake alone is $691.88, plus months of your life.
Pass
5x your income to $175/hr in your own practice. Evenings come back. Your family is taken care of. You can enjoy your career, not just running on the fumes of helping people.
It works, I get it.
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“Finally, this is my day… I PASS EPPP. As an immigrant whose first language is not English, the EPPP often felt like I was fighting two battles at once… thepsychology.ai became one of the most valuable resources in helping me cross the finish line.”
“The day before my exam, I spent 10 hours straight on this program (which may sound insane to many people) reviewing every chapter across every domain. My goal wasn’t memorize facts but to organize concepts into different ‘compartments’ in my brain. During the exam, whenever I stuck, I would close my eyes, mentally return to where I had learned the concept on thepsychology.ai, and reason my way to answer.
What I appreciate most, it is affordable and their covered topics with the same depth as Prepjet but explained them in a much easier-to-understand way. It transformed complex concepts into true conceptual understanding instead of rote memorization, making it much easier to apply the knowledge on exam. I would strongly recommend to immigrants.
I also absolutely loved the podcast feature. I discovered it shortly before my exam, and it became one of my favorite ways to review. It reinforced concepts, and the updated content closely reflected the level of understanding required for the real EPPP.”
Dr. Anam Shahid, passed the EPPP
“Out of all the programs I looked at, this one comes the closest to how the EPPP actually words its questions. My test didn’t have any straight definition questions, it was all application based, and this program is set up the same way.”
“This journey was not an easy one for me! I had to take this exam multiple times and there were times I wanted to quit. However, I had to keep believing in myself and pushing forward. Whatever you do, DO NOT GIVE UP ON YOURSELF! You can and will pass! A lot of this is mental- use positive affirmations and visualizations of receiving that one sheet of paper with a passing score. Best of luck to all!”
“thePsychology.ai is truly one-of-a-kind. It’s an innovative, effective, and affordable tool for EPPP preparation. The platform makes dense material feel engaging and manageable, and it clearly reflects a design philosophy of being ‘for the people, by the people’.”
“thePsychology.ai was a massive support for me while I studied for the EPPP. I appreciate the customization options that tailor to my study needs, such as the visual and audio components. I was able to get through all the material, quizzes, and exams within 4 months and successfully passed the EPPP on my first try!”
“I used the program more so for the assessments and stats section. It was pretty helpful and had information that I didn’t see in Psych Prep. I did like that I was able to ask questions directly underneath the chapter for explanations.”
“thePsychology.ai is a gem! Having also used another popular test prep program, I can attest that thePsychology.ai’s content summaries include all of the important information AND frame it in a more concise, readable manner instead of walls of text with no examples.”
“Information like PrepJet, but much easier to digest and at a fraction of the cost. Overall good program and would recommend to peers.”
“thepsychology.ai is insanely impressive work! I’ve been struggling to find motivation to study. Thank you for the tips on how to get creative with studying!”
“I sincerely respect and appreciate your product, after trying other methods, this is by far the one that tailor fits my needs.”
“I wish I would have had this years ago!”
“Appreciated the use of culturally diverse names in the test questions, it feels meaningful to see my own last name.”
“As a person who is always on the go, I’m always wishing I could use a tool to study while in between places on my phone.”
“Your app was the closest in structure to real exam questions, not overly challenging and not too easy. The structure of the site is also so great in how it shows your areas of focus, and has lessons that were easy to understand and had great examples.”
“Using your website was the last tool I used to hone my knowledge prior to the exam.”
“Studying high-level concepts in plain language with analogies and punctuating each topic with quizzes for retention was super helpful and much better for maintaining motivation and stamina.”
“This program has been great! I find the full-length practice, timed test helpful. I haven’t taken the EPPP, yet. But, I will take it in a month. I have been scoring about 85%. I am hoping I can update my experience once I pass 🤞🏽”
“Your program was great for quickly covering a lot of the foundational content at a super reasonable price. Thanks!”
“The content modules and practice tests were very helpful. The EPPP questions were pretty similar to the practice tests. The (actual) exam questions were more general and less detail-oriented than expected. In that sense, the program over-prepares you for the content. I highly recommend it for primary or supplemental exam prep.”
“Out of all the programs I looked at, this one comes the closest to how the EPPP actually words its questions. My test didn’t have any straight definition questions, it was all application based, and this program is set up the same way.”
“This journey was not an easy one for me! I had to take this exam multiple times and there were times I wanted to quit. However, I had to keep believing in myself and pushing forward. Whatever you do, DO NOT GIVE UP ON YOURSELF! You can and will pass! A lot of this is mental- use positive affirmations and visualizations of receiving that one sheet of paper with a passing score. Best of luck to all!”
“thePsychology.ai is truly one-of-a-kind. It’s an innovative, effective, and affordable tool for EPPP preparation. The platform makes dense material feel engaging and manageable, and it clearly reflects a design philosophy of being ‘for the people, by the people’.”
“thePsychology.ai was a massive support for me while I studied for the EPPP. I appreciate the customization options that tailor to my study needs, such as the visual and audio components. I was able to get through all the material, quizzes, and exams within 4 months and successfully passed the EPPP on my first try!”
“I used the program more so for the assessments and stats section. It was pretty helpful and had information that I didn’t see in Psych Prep. I did like that I was able to ask questions directly underneath the chapter for explanations.”
“thePsychology.ai is a gem! Having also used another popular test prep program, I can attest that thePsychology.ai’s content summaries include all of the important information AND frame it in a more concise, readable manner instead of walls of text with no examples.”
“Information like PrepJet, but much easier to digest and at a fraction of the cost. Overall good program and would recommend to peers.”
“thepsychology.ai is insanely impressive work! I’ve been struggling to find motivation to study. Thank you for the tips on how to get creative with studying!”
“I sincerely respect and appreciate your product, after trying other methods, this is by far the one that tailor fits my needs.”
“I wish I would have had this years ago!”
“Appreciated the use of culturally diverse names in the test questions, it feels meaningful to see my own last name.”
“As a person who is always on the go, I’m always wishing I could use a tool to study while in between places on my phone.”
“Your app was the closest in structure to real exam questions, not overly challenging and not too easy. The structure of the site is also so great in how it shows your areas of focus, and has lessons that were easy to understand and had great examples.”
“Using your website was the last tool I used to hone my knowledge prior to the exam.”
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members told us they passed
updates as new passes come in
Each dot is a score a member shared, 511 to 711. Hollow dots: passed, no score shared. Passing is 500.
Where this started
Dr. Anders Chan scored 19% on his first practice test. Yikes.
30 days later, he passed the EPPP, first try. Friends asked for help, so he rebuilt the tools for them. More people shared and joined, and their feedback shaped what it is now.
Where our team trained
Try everything free for 7 days
No card. Nothing locked.
$60 / month after your 7 days · or $349 a year
- ✓ Questions worded like the real exam
- ✓ Quizzes that find your weak spots
- ✓ 16 full practice exams
- ✓ 80+ short lessons, not packets
- ✓ 24/7 AI help
- ✓ Anxiety resets
- ✓ iPhone app
A retake costs $691.88 in fees alone.
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Questions people actually ask
I already failed the EPPP. Will this help?
Yes. Start with a practice exam. It shows the exact spots that hurt you last time. You study those, not all 400 pages again.
I work full time. How much study time do I need?
15 focused minutes counts. Short quizzes fit between clients. Most people study in small daily blocks, not weekend marathons.
How is this different from the big prep programs?
They sell you reading, plus practice questions that sound nothing like the exam. We sell practice that does. Practice testing is the #1 predictor of passing, so every session here is built around it.
Will the AI make things up?
Our AI answers from our own lessons and questions, written and checked by licensed psychologists. It is not an open chatbot guessing.
What happens after the free trial?
Nothing sneaky. There is no card on file. If you like it, you join for $60 a month. If not, you walk away.
When should I start studying?
Most people give themselves 2 to 3 months. Starting late? The weak-spot loop was built for short runways. Start today, start free.