Is your client non-verbal or struggles to communicate with words?

Virtual reality is making remote embodied therapy possible through full-body immersion.

Anomie can be used for clients who:

Not very verbal

Have difficulties finding words to describe their experience or feelings

Overthink

have difficulties maintaining eye contact

Have social anxiety

Autism

Lost contact with a body system

Physically live too far away to attend face-to-face sessions
Clients who feel more comfortable with technology and play videogames like Fortnite, Roblox or Minecraft; Anomie will feel familiar.

Methodology: Our approach is focused on client-led or value-based practice and storytelling focused. Clients create scenes, characters, memories with brushes & 3d objects

We co-designed this with creative art therapists and have a safety room, option camera features and the ability to turn tools on or off.
Anomie is great for personal expression and gives clients a protective headset floatation tank space where they can be free instead of the classic Freud sofa environment.

Empowerment and Autonomy

Personalization and client-centered therapy: clients can tailor the virtual environment to their unique need

Anomie is useful for clients who are not very verbal; have difficulties finding words to describe their experience or feelings. It's also helpful for people who struggle with dissociation.

Personal Growth

Clients who struggle with self-confidence, anxiety or overthink

People who struggle with self-confidence or self-perception. They may struggle to verbally express themselves.
By offering VR as a tool for those who do not want therapy, but are open to self-development.
I always thought VR was for gaming, thank you for letting me try out this experience.

Special Needs

Phobias

PTSD

C-PTSD

CATT

Trauma

CBT

Anxiety

Dissociation

Eating-disorders

Long Covid
Traditional talk therapy doesn't work for everybody. With vr clients can visualise their fears and trauma. Clients are also able to physically move their body whilst in a session.

vr allows clients to make objects or people smaller or bigger. They can create digital spaces or put their trauma in a box or speak to their inner child.
Case Study United Way the Netherlands 2023:

Client "I'm surprised it works"

Mental Health Charity observed significant benefits when working with existing clients:

1) Improved engagement with clients who have historically been resistant to creative approaches or therapy, and with under-represented groups including boys and the neurodiverse community. It is a natural and immediate tool to share and/or express their internal world.

2) The non-confronting nature of the interaction allows some clients the confidence to share more openly and feel safe enough to be vulnerable, leading to a stronger therapeutic alliance.

Flexibility and safe space creation: Practitioners can control when clients is in a safe virtual environment.

Anomie works remote or on-location.

Clients who are afraid of social interactions or leaving the house, Anomie might allow them to roleplay scenarios providing them with all the benefits of embodied sessions.
We offer remote embodied sessions. No need to travel and no expensive rooms.
"I didn't think a VR headset could offer mental health sessions"