VR software for independent psychologists
You run your own practice and need to know whether VR fits your room, schedule and budget. With VRET, you guide the session from a browser while your client wears the headset. Start with a specific use that makes sense for your work.
30 minutes to review the product, equipment and your practice's needs. You do not need a headset for the call.
What to decide before choosing a platform
VRET team · Updated September 10, 2026
01Build a routine you can manage on your own
Check the headset charge, connection and scenario before the appointment. Allow time to explain the task, adjust the headset and agree on a stop signal. After the session, review the information you want to record and prepare the equipment for the next person.
A headset can be used in successive appointments; you do not need one for every client. Check the compatible model and the space required for the scenario. Standard includes a licence for one headset; the physical equipment is purchased separately.
02Choose a scenario around a clinical task
Start with a situation you already work with and check whether the catalog provides useful stimuli. In a demo, you can explore an auditorium, an aircraft cabin or a height environment and see what the clinician can change during a session.
Separate available scenarios from items in development. An educational page about a condition does not establish that the product includes a complete environment for it. Review the actual scene and its controls before deciding.
03Budget with your existing practice in mind
Include the software subscription, current headset price, accessories and preparation time. If you estimate a return, use your margin and a conservative level of use. Dividing the subscription by the gross fee of an appointment does not establish profitability.
Set a review point and assess actual use, preparation time and how the tool fits your work. Purchasing VR does not guarantee new clients, higher fees, insurance reimbursement or clinical outcomes.
Virtual reality scenarios for your practice
Exposure, relaxation and attention exercises for your work with ADHD. Choose the setting for your goals and guide your patient from your screen.
Exposure
Public speaking
Adjust the audience in front of the lectern and guide the exposure.
Relaxation
Forest walk
Practise present-moment attention on a walk among trees, with adjustable pace and ambience.
Attention and ADHD
School of fish
Practise visual search and tracking a target among distractors.
What to try in your demo
- 01
Explore a scenario relevant to your work.
- 02
Start, adjust and stop a session from the browser.
- 03
Review equipment, session records and the full budget.
Also review security and data handling and published evidence. Evidence for a technique is not the same as a published clinical trial of VRET itself.
Questions before introducing virtual reality
Can I use VRET as the only clinician in my practice?
Yes. You can start with a licence for one headset and use the control panel from a compatible device. Check the room, equipment and scenarios against your own workflow.
Does the software choose an intervention for me?
No. Assessment, suitability, goals and follow-up remain the clinician’s responsibility. The software provides a setting and controls for a professionally guided session.
Will VR pay for itself in two appointments?
That cannot be promised. It depends on actual use, costs and margin. Any cost calculation should be treated as a scenario, not a forecast of additional income.
Is the demo a therapy appointment?
No. It is a product demonstration for professionals. Bring general workflow questions without sending identifiable client information.
Software pricing and your next step
| Headsets | Monthly software fee |
|---|---|
| 1 | $119/mo |
| 2 | $188/mo |
| 4 | $326/mo |
Unlimited team members. Hardware and tax extra. See pricing for the self-service limit, annual billing and guarantee terms. Multiple sites require a scope review.
Check the fit for your practice
No headset needed. Bring the scenario you want to explore and your plan for clinicians, rooms and devices to a 30-minute demo. See how a session is prepared, guided and reviewed.
30 minutes to review the product, equipment and your practice's needs. You do not need a headset for the call.