Virtual Reality Therapy
This new and exciting therapy is now available at Vision Counselling, Perth Western Australia.
What is Virtual Reality Therapy?
Virtual Reality Therapy is a deep relaxation therapy. State of the art technology is used to induce a deep meditative state, where issues and problems can be addressed in the subconscious mind.
A head mounted audio visual display delivers crystal clear sound and vision while removing all external stimuli. A range of techniques are used including guided imagery, colour therapy, binaural beats and subliminal audio suggestions.
Clients have reported the Virtual Reality Therapy sessions to be a pleasant experience and have found it deeply relaxing.
Virtual Reality Therapy also known as Virtual Reality Hypnosis has been proudly developed and tested in Australia by Virtual Medicine.
Virtual Reality Therapy currently has programs that are used to treat a range of different areas. Our programs include treatment for -
- Stress
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Panic Attacks
- Coping
- Sleep Disorders
- Quit Smoking
- Weight Loss
- Pain Management
- Performance Anxiety
What does Virtual Reality Therapy look like?
Photo: Courtesy of the Community Newspaper Group
Virtual Reality Therapy is:
- Clinically proven
- Drug free
- Administered by qualified healthcare professionals
- Effective and affordable therapy
Information for Medical Practitioners:
- A registered class 1 medical device
- Therapeutic Goods Association (TGA) registration – ARTG:125405
- Hospital Grade classification components
- EMC emissions tested at international standards
- C-Tick No: N15579
Virtual Reality Therapy NewsToday Tonight Report
Channel Ten News StoryChannel Ten News Perth visited Vision Counselling in Applecross and interviewed practitioner Katie Larkin - Reporter: Elena Kane. Footage courtesy of Channel Ten News Perth.
Community News Story‘Virtual reality’ therapy a new wayArticle by David Johns. A NEW type of therapy using virtual reality to treat conditions ranging from depression and anxiety to stress and sleep disorders, has been set up in Applecross. Vision Counselling owner Katie Larkin said the therapy worked via an audio-visual head-mounted display in which the patient sees images on a screen. “It induces an extremely deep state of relaxation. It’s a very new and exciting thing we’re doing.” The therapy can also be used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, pain management, weight disorders and addictions. The technology uses techniques such as psychology, hypnosis, deep relaxation and meditation. Cost is about the same as a therapist would charge for a 90-minute session. Log on to www.visioncounselling.com.au for information. Counsellor Katie Larkin shows Community journalist David Johns the technology.
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