Harness the POWER of your MIND
Immersive Virtual Reality environments and real-time BioFeedback to help you manage stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges.
Face your fears from the safety of the therapy room and gain experience regaining control of anxiety symptoms after being triggered.
Virtual Reality for Real-World Resilience
VR environments combined with real-time biofeedback to help you learn to manage stress, anxiety & other mental health challenges.
Face your fears from the safety of the therapy space under the guidance of a trained therapist.
Dr. Raychel Powers Presents Tallahassee's first...
VR-BioFeedback Clinic
VR BioFeedback: Relaxation Training
$100 / 50 min session
Learn deep relaxation skills in a virtual world. Watch as your body responds to breathing exercises in real time, increasing the effectiveness of the new skill. Assisted by Biofeedback Tech.
VR BIOFEEDBACK: Mental health treatment
From $100-200 / 50 min session
Anxiety, Phobias, PTSD, OCD and more can be treated using VR & Biofeedback. A mental health therapist or Psychologist will guide you to heal using advanced technology.
Six Session VR Biofeedback Program
$150 / Six weeks of sessions
Designed to help you gain control over stress, anxiety, and emotional regulation through progressive, step-wise, & interactive sessions. Each week, you’ll engage in guided virtual reality experiences paired with biofeedback tools that monitor your body’s responses leading to you using the Power of your mind.
Virtual Reality Therapy is backed by research
“VRT produces similar outcomes to in vivo exposure therapy, making it an effective alternative for treating anxiety disorders.”
Carlbring et al. 2019
Journal of Anxiety Disorders
“Only 3% of patients refused VR exposure therapy, compared to 27% who refused in vivo exposure, highlighting the acceptability of VR therapy.”
Anderson et al., 2013
CyberPsychology & Behavior
“The benefits of VR exposure therapy successfully generalize to real-life situations, helping patients maintain their progress.”
Anderson et al., 2013
Behaviour Research and Therapy
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