Verapist helps hundreds of people suffering from ADHD, phobias, and anxieties with cognitive behavioral therapy combined with virtual reality.
Although we know that most phobias tend to be detached from reality, the feeling itself is very real. Some of the overwhelming feelings can include anxiety, fear of heights (acrophobia), open spaces (agoraphobia), flying (aerophobia), etc. These can prevent us from reaching our highest potential and living life to the fullest.
Living with ADHD is also challenging because it affects focus, impulse control, and emotional regulation, making daily tasks and relationships harder to manage. People with ADHD often face stigma or misunderstandings, as others may see their struggles as laziness or carelessness rather than symptoms of a neurodevelopmental condition. Additionally, the constant mental effort required to stay organized and meet societal expectations can lead to burnout and low self-esteem.
The only way to cure ADHD and phobias is to ask for professional help. While the previous treatments used to be a long and complicated process, now there is a new method that brings positive results in the short term.
What would you say if you could treat your fears as quickly as you can watch a movie? Well, that’s what we do.
The founder of Verapist, Raphael Radovan, is a well-known cognitive behavioral therapist (LICBT) in Israel. He combines the most effective CBT methods with Virtual Reality, which has become a globally acknowledged and successfully applied treatment across the world.
Our VR therapy offers more than 70 safe virtual environments developed by Amelia Virtual Care, where you can overcome your ADHD symptoms and phobias and feel carefree again.
Virtual reality has become a significant mediator between the therapeutic space and the real world.
At Verapist, you can experience your emotions in a controlled, safe virtual environment in small but significant doses.
The ability to control and measure what is happening physically, mentally, and emotionally gives the patient and therapist the tools to work together, express and analyze the results, and focus on what to improve during the next VR therapy session.
Thanks to the realistic and powerful virtual experience, overcoming fear is faster than during any other regular treatment.
Your therapist can see and test your reactions in the virtual environment. Therefore, you can easily follow your progress during VR therapy sessions.
Virtual Reality technology combines cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), one of the most effective ways to cure phobias.
The simulation of your phobias will occur in a therapeutic room where you will experience and control the virtual environment with your therapist.
VR therapy helps tackle ADHD issues such as chronic distractibility by training individuals to maintain focus in environments mimicking real-life challenges. It addresses impulsivity by allowing individuals to practice delaying reactions in controlled, feedback-driven scenarios. Additionally, VR therapy builds skills to manage time, prioritize tasks, and regulate emotions, reducing the frustration and disorganization that often interfere with daily life for those with ADHD.
Although we know that most phobias tend to be detached from reality, the feeling itself is very real. The overwhelming feelings can include anxiety, fear of heights (acrophobia), fear of open spaces (agoraphobia), fear of flying (aerophobia), etc. These can prevent us from reaching our highest potential and living life to the fullest.
Do not wait for the next trigger of phobia or anxiety.
Leave behind the constantly disturbing symtoms of ADHD.
Contact us today, get comfortable with VR therapy, and let’s start the healing process together.
Hazanovich Street 14, Tel Aviv
052-464-20-94
