Interactive Psychiatric Education

Master the mind.
Step by step.

Mapped to MRCPsych · MMed · RANZCP · USMLE

Built for psychiatry trainees, and for the psychiatrists, psychotherapists, mental health nurses, and paramedics on their team.

No credit card required · Free tier forever

Try It: Ranking ChallengeReorder

Rank these antipsychotics from most to least sedating:

1Olanzapine
2Aripiprazole
3Quetiapine

One of 20+ interaction types across 1,000+ labs

1,000+
Interactive Labs
37
Domains
253
Topics
5
Lab Types

What's new · September 2026

Practice questions and labs that test what you know

Six changes shipped in September 2026.

  • Talk to the Coach

    Ask it what to study next. It can see your labs and practice scores, and you can read and delete every note it keeps.

  • The right answer is no longer the longest option

    We rewrote 534 of our 1,463 practice questions so every option is a similar length. You have to know the answer to find it.

  • Answer options appear in a shuffled order

    In lab decisions, the correct option used to sit near the top. Options now appear in a shuffled order that stays the same each time you open the step.

  • Explanations that were hidden now appear

    Seven activity types were not showing the explanation their authors wrote. You now see it after you answer.

  • Plain English across all 1,018 labs

    Shorter sentences and plainer words. The clinical content is unchanged.

  • One colour and one icon for each part of the app

    Labs, Practice, Coach and Games each have their own colour and icon. We tested the colours for the three main types of colour blindness.

How It Works

Three steps to deeper understanding

1

Choose a lab

Browse by domain, difficulty, or lab type. Case studies, pharmacology mechanisms, guideline comparisons, and more. Start with whatever you're seeing on the ward this week.

2

Learn step by step

Each lab breaks a topic into steps you have to act on. You make the call first, then find out what it cost. Nothing here is passive reading.

3

Build lasting mastery

Daily practice brings concepts back just before you'd lose them. Your knowledge map fills in as they connect, so you can see what's solid and what still isn't.

Five Lab Formats

A format for every kind of thinking

Clinical reasoning is learned through cases, pharmacology through mechanisms, algorithms through frameworks. Each of the five lab formats is shaped around a different mode of psychiatric thinking, and every topic is taught in the one that fits it.

Case LabsConcept LabsMechanism LabsFramework LabsGuideline Labs
Matching PairsReceptor Targets
2 / 3

Match each medication to its primary receptor target:

Sertraline
Risperidone
Lorazepam
D2 receptor
GABA-A?
SERT

Daily Practice

5 minutes. Every day. Retention that lasts.

Adaptive spaced repetition resurfaces concepts at the optimal moment. Mix of clinical reasoning and targeted MCQs, interleaved across domains. Designed for the 10-minute gaps in your day.

Knowledge Map

See your expertise grow

A visual graph of 253 psychiatric concepts and how they connect. Nodes glow as you master them, and hovering one shows the labs behind it. Over time the map shows you where your understanding is solid and where it's still thin.

Knowledge Map32 / 169
Mastered
Locked

Brain Games · Live

Synapse: psychiatry's daily puzzle

Sixteen tiles. Four hidden categories. Three minutes. Group the terms by the framework they share: DSM criteria, antipsychotic generations, defence tiers, neurostimulation modalities. Pro adds unlimited archive replays.

First game live now. Ten more shipping across clinical reasoning, pharmacology, neuroscience, and formulation.

Myndura Coach

It keeps notes on you, and it shows you what it wrote

Ask it anything about your studying. It can read your practice record, search the lab library, and remember what you tell it. What it cannot do is change your schedule on its own.

I keep getting lithium monitoring wrong. Paper A is in November.
Looking at your record
You have missed four of them in three weeks, and all four were about monitoring intervals rather than the drug itself. That is a narrower gap than it feels like.
✎Saved: sitting MRCPsych Paper A in November

You missed four lithium monitoring questions in three weeks.

Add 4 questions to my next session

Nothing is queued until you press it.

It remembers

Tell it your exam date, the topics you find hard, or how much time you have. It writes that down and still knows next week. You can see every note it keeps, and delete any of them.

It reads your record first

Before it says anything about how you are doing, it checks what is due and which topics your spaced-repetition schedule says are shakiest.

It looks the lab up

It searches the published library by topic rather than naming a lab from memory, so the lab it sends you to is one that exists.

It asks before it changes your week

The coach can offer to put specific questions back into your next session. Offering does nothing on its own. Your schedule changes when you press the button, and not before.

There is a second, slower mode. A coach run spends about fifty seconds reading your whole record and comes back with what to do next and why. Every account gets one of these free; after that it is part of Student and Pro.

Interaction Variety

The repertoire behind every lab

Every interaction type is built around a kind of thinking clinicians actually use. You rank differentials, connect mechanisms to effects, annotate what matters in a presentation. That kind of reasoning doesn't survive being read about.

Decision Points

Clinical reasoning checkpoints with targeted feedback.

Matching Pairs

Drag lines between drugs and receptor targets.

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2
3
4

Ranking Challenge

Reorder medications by side-effect severity.

1
2
3

Annotation Diagram

Click hotspots on brain circuits and synaptic diagrams.

SedatingActivating

Spectrum Slider

Position medications on a sedation/activation axis.

Sorting Bins

Drag symptoms into diagnostic categories.

Plus Case Formulation Maps, Dose Titration, Clinical Interviews, Flowchart Navigators, Pattern Spotters, Timeline Sequences, and more.

Comprehensive Coverage

37 domains. The core of psychiatry.

From clinical disorders to basic sciences, therapeutics to subspecialties. Every domain here has real, published labs behind it, with no placeholders.

Clinical Disorders

MoodPsychoticAnxietyOCDTraumaPersonalitySubstance UseNeurodevelopmentalNeurocognitiveEatingSleepSexualSomatic SymptomDissociative

Subspecialties

Child & AdolescentForensicOld AgeLiaisonEmergencyAddictionsNeuropsychiatryPerinatalIntellectual Disability

Basic Sciences

PsychologyNeurosciencesPsychopathologyClassificationHuman Development

Therapeutics

PsychopharmacologyPsychotherapyPhysical Treatments

Professional & Contextual

Social & CulturalHistory of PsychiatryEthics & PhilosophyResearch MethodsService OrganisationAcademic Psychiatry

Built For You

Wherever you are in your journey

Psychiatry Trainee

Mapped to MRCPsych, MMed, RANZCP, USMLE. Exam-grade depth, clinically grounded, and built to fit a 60-hour week.

Medical Student

Build diagnostic confidence before the wards. Interactive cases and structured guidance for your psychiatry rotation.

Rotation Trainee

Houseman, attachment, post-MD posting? Learning that fits between rounds, in 10-minute slots that earn their keep.

Psychiatrist

Pick a topic and jump in. Continuing education that respects what you already know, with guideline comparisons and no patronising basics.

Nurse / Paramedic

Practical decision heuristics. Know what to do and when to escalate. Frontline-respecting, non-hierarchical.

Psychotherapist

Multi-framework respect. Bridge psychopharmacology and classification without being treated as a lesser clinician.

Something else

GP, IMG between systems, social worker, curious learner. Tell us your role and we’ll meet you where you are.

Progressive Depth

Three depths. Same topic.

Every topic is taught at the depth that matches where you are now, and at the depth you'll need next.

01Foundational

Build your base

Core concepts, terminology, and clinical frameworks. The building blocks every mental health professional needs.

→ MSE fundamentals→ Diagnostic criteria→ Core pharmacology
Included in Free
02Applied

Think like a clinician

Clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, and treatment planning. Apply knowledge to realistic, messy scenarios.

→ Differential diagnosis→ Treatment selection→ Guideline application
Included in Student
03Expert

Master the edge cases

Complex comorbidity, treatment resistance, and guideline nuances. The depth that separates competence from mastery.

→ Treatment-resistant cases→ Multi-guideline comparison→ Complex comorbidity
Included in Pro

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you're ready.

7-day free Pro trial on signup. No credit card required.

Cancel anytime. Refund policy.

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Questions

Good questions, honest answers.

Which exams does Myndura prepare me for?

Content is mapped to MRCPsych (Royal College, UK), MMed Psychiatry (Malaysia and equivalents in other ASEAN/SAARC programs), RANZCP (Australia + New Zealand), and USMLE Step 2 CK psychiatry section plus Step 3 behavioral science (US/IMG candidates). ABPN board recertification candidates also supported. Labs cover both ICD-11 and DSM-5-TR frameworks, and we flag where they diverge.

How does spaced repetition actually work here?

Every concept you study gets resurfaced just before you'd naturally forget it, at intervals drawn from memory research. The gap grows as you prove mastery. Miss a question, and the concept comes back sooner. Same principle as Anki, but built directly into the lab flow.

What's the difference between Pro and Student?

Pro includes every lab at every depth, including Expert-level content. Student keeps the same core experience (unlimited practice, full knowledge map, Coach) but skips Expert-level labs, at a lower price. Anyone can choose either tier; there's no verification, no institutional email, no student ID required. The names are just a convenience for the typical use case.

Is Myndura a replacement for clinical supervision?

No. Myndura is a learning and revision tool. It does not provide clinical advice, treatment recommendations, or patient-facing guidance. Always defer to your supervisors, your formulary, and local guidelines when making real clinical decisions.

Can I cancel or pause anytime?

Yes. Cancel from your account settings, and you'll keep access until the end of the current billing period. Both Pro and Student include pause functionality if you need a break during exams or leave.

Does it work on mobile?

Myndura is desktop-first: labs are rich, three-zone interactive experiences that work best on a larger screen. The mobile web app is a streamlined version for daily practice and reviewing concepts on the go.

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1,000+ interactive labs. 37 domains. Free to start. No credit card required.