VirtualMH can support clinician-guided trauma programs for active-duty personnel, veterans, and military-connected populations across clinic, installation, and remote-care settings.
FlashVR can give clinicians a structured way to work with distressing memories while limiting prolonged verbal retelling during the processing portion of the session. Potential use cases include combat exposure, military sexual trauma, loss, accidents, moral injury-related distress, and other clinically appropriate traumatic experiences.
VR creates a consistent treatment environment that reduces outside distraction and standardizes the visual and auditory parts of the workflow. Portable headsets can also make the same protocol easier to deploy across VA facilities, military treatment settings, Guard and reserve programs, and geographically distributed services.
For military and veteran programs, portability and standardization can help organizations extend a clinician-governed workflow across multiple locations without rebuilding the treatment environment at each site.
VirtualMH/FlashVR is presented here as clinician-support and wellness technology. Appropriate use, screening, supervision, data handling, emergency procedures, and regulatory requirements depend on the implementation and should be established by qualified professionals and the deploying organization.