Expand your impact beyond the session
Use it confidently with clients - no guesswork, even from your first session
Match exposure to
anxiety type, intensity, and real-life context
Support clients
between sessions with guided experiences
Stay current with evolving best practice and new approaches
How it works
A simple way to bring VR into your workflow
Select your client’s anxiety type
Choose from structured pathways or create a tailored scenario based on their needs
Run a guided VR session (in person or remotely)
Lead sessions live while seeing exactly what your client sees on your screen - whether they’re with you or joining remotely
Assign homework for between appointments
Send guided experiences your clients can complete at their own pace, helping them build confidence between sessions
Stay informed between sessions
Understand how clients are responding and progressing over time, not just what happens in the room
Trusted by clinicians globally
"We know that Exposure Therapies are extraordinarily effective in treating fears, phobias, anxieties and related concerns but there are never going to be enough clinicians available. The nice thing about oVRcome is you have access to a range of VR options within each category."
Dr. Jill Ehrenreich-May
Director of Child and Adolescent Mood and Anxiety Treatment (CAMAT) University of Miami
"I chose oVRcome because it is hands down the most user friendly, effective program for me and my clients".
Dr. Leigh Anderson
Clinical Psychologist
"Using oVRcome has enhanced my clinical practice considerably. The extensive oVRcome VR library means I can provide immersive 'real world' environments to my clients, resulting in higher client satisfaction, and improving therapy outcomes."
Kathryn Harvey
Clinical Psychologist & Clinical Director at Illumen
Frequently asked questions
oVRcome is a clinician support and engagement platform intended to assist licensed professionals in delivering exposure-based activities. Clinicians remain responsible for all assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making.
