The Future of Psychotherapy

PsyCurio

Enhance your therapy sessions with interactive & immersive VR-Scenarios from our clinically validated VR Software!

PsyCurio is..

  • Intuitive to use
  • In use in practices and clinics
  • Mobile & flexible
  • Compliant with Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)

Ready To Get Started with VR-powered Digital Therapy?

Start making a difference with VR therapy for your own practice in 3 easy steps!

1. Find a solution that works for you

Set up a call and we will figure out the right digital therapy bundle for you!

2. We send you the Headset

Our partner company VR-Expert sends you the VR headset of your choice. The digital therapy software, including all scenarios, is already installed on the headset. So, no confusing set-up process or additional hardware (e.g. computer) are required. If you need help getting started with the digital therapy modules, we can help you with the first steps with a video call.

3. Treat your patients assisted by Virtual Reality

With our VR modules, you will bring your practice to a new level and help your patients in an effective, innovative and fun way!

By The Numbers

Disorders*

Interactive Modules*

Doctors & Therapist

%

NET Promoter Score

*learn more about which diagnoses our VR-scenarios are designed for:

Social Anxiety

We use VRET to treat social phobia/anxiety (F40.10).

There are 4 exposition scenarios to treat the fear of public speaking (seminar, conference, classroom, lecture hall).

Also, there are 3 modules to practice everyday situations (subway, supermarket, bar).

And last but not least a complete section of our psychoeducation module is designated to inform about social phobia.

Specific Phobias

There are many different specific phobias (F300.29). Our modules enable in-virtuo exposition to some of the most common ones:

  1. Acrophobia – Fear of heights
  2. Arachnophobia – Fear of spiders
  3. Claustrophobia – Fear of enclosed spaces
  4. .. and more to come!
Depression

We treat depression (F33) in three ways:

  • Psychoeducation
  • Autobiographical Exercise (using patients’ own pictures)
  • Meditation / Mindfulness
PTSD

To assist in the treatment of PTSD (F43.10), we provide an in-virtuo version of the vault-exercise, a stabilisitation exercise based on Luise Reddemann’s work, which is normally only done in-sensu.

Addiction

We have exercises for two of the most common addictive disorder:

  • Alcohol Use Disorder (F10. 20)
  • Tobacco Use Disorder (F17.200)
  • Dependence syndrome (cannabis) (F12.2)

Addictive symptoms should be reduced through:

  • Approach-avoidance tasks and
  • Cue-exposure training

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Our Partners

Testimonials

 

“As part of our occupational health management program, we use PsyCurio at corporate health days as a complementary digital offering to existing prevention formats such as Stresspilot.
The meditation and relaxation module is popular with participants and the feedback has been positive. PsyCurio is a useful addition to our occupational health management program and supports the practical teaching of relaxation techniques directly on site.”

Christian Bikowski
AOK – Die Gesundheitskasse Rhein-Neckar-Odenwald
Prevention Division

 

“We have had good experiences with inpatients who had social anxiety. In this case, the VR glasses were the lowest level of exposure to anxiety. The simulations on the train and enduring the situation of standing in front of a large audience were particularly helpful. Guided by a therapist, patients were able to learn breathing exercises, change thought patterns, reduce anxiety symptoms, and try out some body-based coping skills in the anxiety-inducing situation.”

Dr. Carolin Zendler
Senior Physician, Psychiatric Center for Young Adults Thun PZJE

 

“PsyCurio impresses with its high-quality design and well-thought-out implementation. The fear of heights scenario is intense and conveys a strong emotional presence. From a therapeutic point of view in particular, this is an exciting and modern approach.”

Jan-Matthis Wasserfuhr
Psychological Psychotherapist

 

“I was particularly impressed by PsyCurio’s fear of heights module. The immersive experience helped me to confront my fear, the corresponding physical sensations, and thoughts. I see great potential for treating other anxiety disorders or for the application of self-compassion.”

Lorena Glisenti
Psychologist, santé24

As one of the leading robotic and digitally assisted therapy centers in Northern Hesse and Southern Lower Saxony, the use of modern, innovative technologies is a core component of our effective therapy. For our severely affected and initially often bedridden patients, virtual reality and PsyCurio offer the opportunity to bring an otherwise inaccessible therapy experience to the patient’s bedside. What impresses us about the collaboration with PsyCurio is the good contact with customer service, the willingness to respond to suggestions and requests and thus optimize the therapy for the people in our clinic. We look forward to continuing our collaboration.

Björn Bohnes

Head of Psychological and Social Department, Clinic and Rehabilitation Center Lippoldsberg

 

 

 

“VR therapy is a valuable tool for making improvements in phobias measurable and, above all, experiential for those affected.”

Helmut Eibl
Alternative Practitioner for Psychotherapy (EMDR & Hypnosis)

 

We had the opportunity to test the PsyCurio app during the EmpowerXR workshop, and I am thoroughly impressed by the possibilities of VR therapy. Especially in a day care center like ours, it is important to offer a variety of activities to our visitors so that we can provide support in their daily lives in a way that is as playful as possible.

Jürgen Skotschke
Executive Director

Nienhof e.V.

 

For the clients of our member organizations, new technologies can sometimes still be a hurdle. However, we strive to provide targeted support in this area and break down barriers.

Virtual reality offers many opportunities to provide support in everyday life. PsyCurio’s psychotherapy services are particularly valuable given that many people in need often have to wait a very long time for therapy slots.

Sven Lütkehaus
Managing Director

Paritätische Gelsenkirchen

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