Update of the VR Therapy Software 2026
Blog overview Update of the VR Therapy Software: New VR Scenarios for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Anxiety, and AI-Supported Extensions With the current update, the VR therapy software in the VR Coach smart system has been further developed in several key areas. In addition to the new Compulsion App for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder, existing VR […]
World first: AI-generated VR scenes at the push of a button
Blog overview World first: AI-generated VR scenes at the push of a button Individual VR environments powered by AI: 360° therapy scenes at the push of a button With the latest update of the VR Coach software, a technological world premiere enters therapeutic practice. Therapists can now generate their own VR scenes simply by entering […]
Self Care System by VR Coach: New Possibilities for VR Therapy in Clinics and Home Care
Blog overview Self Care System by VR Coach: New Possibilities for VR Therapy in Clinics and Home Care With the Self Care System, VR Coach introduces an innovation that extends the VR Coach smart system.Clinics now have a tool that allows patients to perform VR therapy exercises not only during inpatient treatment but also between […]
VR Therapy for Depression: Activate Resources, Boost Motivation
Blog overview VR Therapy for Depression: Activate Resources, Boost Motivation As autumn sets in, many patients experience emotional heaviness – making it all the more important to offer therapeutic approaches that activate, strengthen, and open up new perspectives. Insight into an interactive VR scenario designed to promote resource activation, mindfulness, and cognitive restructuring – developed […]
Cybersickness in VR Therapy: Quality as a Key Factor for High Acceptance and Satisfaction
Blog overview Cybersickness in VR Therapy: Quality as a Key Factor for High Acceptance and Satisfaction Introduction Cybersickness in VR Therapy Cybersickness remains one of the greatest challenges in the therapeutic use of Virtual Reality (VR). Symptoms include nausea, dizziness, disorientation, and oculomotor discomfort, occurring in 40–60% of new users (Kourtesis et al., 2023). Numerous […]
VR Therapy for Agoraphobia: Realistic Exposure in the Subway
Blog overview VR Therapy for Agoraphobia: Realistic Exposure in the Subway Agoraphobia massively complicates everyday life – crowded subways or closed spaces become panic traps. The new Subway Station VR scenario from VR Coach enables safe, realistic exposure during therapy. Video insight: VR Therapy in the Subway Scenario by VR Coach https://vimeo.com/1117676915/337a8caa4e?share=copy Agoraphobia in everyday […]
VR Therapy for Addiction
Blog overview Safely train everyday situations With scenarios like barbecuing, gas station, and supermarket Summer, sun – cravings? Alcohol addiction in focus of VR therapy Summer represents lightness, socializing – and for many, a cold beer or a glass of wine. However, for people with alcohol addiction, this is exactly when a particularly critical phase […]
Overcoming Fear of Flying with modern VR-therapy
Overcoming Fear of Flying with Virtual Reality How VR Exposure Therapy Empowers Patients in the Long Term The fear of flying – technically known as aviophobia – is one of the most common travel-related anxieties in psychotherapeutic contexts. Even the thought of takeoff, turbulence, or the feeling of confinement in the cabin can trigger intense […]
Enhancements in VR Therapy Software
Blog overview Enhancements in VR Therapy Software: New scenarios for treating social anxiety, panic disorders, and addictive behavior The latest updates in the VR therapy software now offer new, highly requested scenarios specifically developed for treating social anxiety, panic disorders, and addictive behavior. Patients can now virtually ride the subway or experience consumption situations in […]
VR Therapy for Fear of Heights: How to Effectively Treat Acrophobia in Your Practice
Blog overview Treating Fear of Heights with Modern VR Therapy Virtual Reality in Exposure Therapy for Acrophobia The treatment of fear of heights – medically known as acrophobia – is a common challenge in psychotherapy practices. Even the mere sight of a skyscraper, bridge, or balcony can trigger strong symptoms in those affected: rapid heartbeat, […]
