If you work in mental health, you know that Exposure Therapy has a personalization problem. The clinical evidence is clear: to overcome a fear, you need to face it. But every individual has unique triggers, environments, and contexts. A generic video of a spider might work for some, but for others, the fear is specific to a certain movement, a specific room, or a specific type of spider. Filmed VR has historically been the best tool we have to simulate these fears safely, but it has limits....

Knowing your phone's model is helpful when setting up VR experiences with oVRcome — especially to ensure compatibility with our...

We’re thrilled to share that oVRcome is collaborating with the University of Canterbury (UC) to integrate our virtual reality (VR)...