Youth Justice · YOT · UK

Practice the conversations
that change young lives

AI-powered simulation for Youth Offending Team practitioners. Grounded in the Youth Justice Management Framework and trauma-informed practice.

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AssetPlus · YJMF · Restorative Justice · Trauma-Informed Practice · LASPO 2012

Youth Justice Worker · AssetPlus Assessment

Jordan (16) becomes defensive when you ask about the offence. He insists it "wasn't a big deal."

You
"I'm not here to judge what happened, Jordan. I want to understand what was going on for you that day — so we can figure out what support actually makes sense."

Jordan
"There's nothing to understand. It happened, I got caught, now I'm here. Can we just get this done?"

2.2 / 3 Good non-judgmental framing. Try reflecting his resistance before moving forward — he needs to feel heard first.

Youth Justice Worker role

Practise as a YOT practitioner across all scenario types

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AI-generated cases

AssetPlus, restorative justice, PSR, breach, and more — every session AI-generated with a unique young person and context

Restorative focus

Evaluation criteria grounded in restorative principles — accountability, empathy, and repair

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Safe practice space

AI generates a fresh young person, background, and context every session — no real data, no real risk

What you'll practise

Four scenario types.
Grounded in YOT practice.

Every scenario is generated fresh from your selections. Same situation type, different young person, different background — every session.

AssetPlus · Assessment

AssetPlus Assessment

Risk and needs assessment with a young person who may be guarded, minimising, or struggling to articulate what's really going on. You need to build enough rapport to gather meaningful information — without leading or pressuring.

Youth Justice Worker AssetPlus YJMF

Restorative Justice · Facilitation

Restorative Justice

Facilitating a restorative conversation between a young person and their victim. Managing emotional intensity, keeping both parties safe, and holding the space for genuine accountability — not just compliance.

Youth Justice Worker Restorative Practice

Court · Pre-Sentence

Pre-Sentence Report

Preparing a PSR interview with a young person facing sentencing. Building enough trust to explore the offence, personal circumstances, and protective factors — while keeping the purpose of the report transparent.

Youth Justice Worker LASPO 2012 YJMF

Compliance · Enforcement

Breach Interview

Addressing a breach of a community order with a young person who may be defensive, dismissive, or genuinely struggling. Holding the enforcement function clearly while maintaining the therapeutic relationship.

Youth Justice Worker Trauma-Informed

Who it's for

One role.
One platform.

Select your role before each session. Evaluation criteria and AI persona behaviour are calibrated to the real demands of youth justice casework.

Youth Justice Worker

The primary audience for this tool. Practises all four scenario types — from first AssetPlus assessment to breach interview — with AI personas modelled on the range of young people typically seen in YOT caseloads. Evaluation criteria are drawn from the YJMF, child-first principles, and trauma-informed practice standards.

Focus areas: AssetPlus · Restorative Justice · Pre-Sentence Reports · Breach & Compliance · Rapport under pressure

Ready to start your first session?

10 scenarios free, no credit card required. Start with an AssetPlus assessment and see how the AI responds when the young person doesn't want to engage.

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Practice the conversations that change young lives

Four scenario types.Grounded in YOT practice.