Guiding ADHD Patients Toward Better Focus and Self-Control

Virtual reality offers gradual, controlled exposure to attention-demanding situations in a secure environment. It reproduces realistic scenarios consistently, increases patient engagement, and adapts treatment to each patient's specific needs, particularly for attention and impulse control challenges.

C2Care has used virtual reality since 2015 to treat various psychological disorders, including ADHD. The approach combines tailored virtual reality solutions with behavioral therapy principles to improve concentration and impulse control.

You need a compatible virtual reality headset. Once equipped, you get unlimited access to C2Care's software, including C2Phobia, C2Drive, C2Hypno, C2Brain, C2Custom, and C2Motion, allowing you to carry out sessions independently.

Some patients experience cybersickness, a reversible discomfort affecting a portion of users. Starting with static environments and gradually introducing movement helps the body adapt. This type of therapy is not advised for people with epilepsy or pregnant individuals.

Virtual reality therapy benefits a wide age range, including children, adolescents, adults, and elderly patients. Studies show strong feasibility and therapeutic engagement, particularly for attention disorders and anxiety, with adolescents showing notable interest in this format.

Virtual reality helps therapists differentiate their practice and access various exposure environments without external logistics. It fosters greater patient engagement due to its interactive nature and is backed by an established body of research on exposure therapy.

Yes, this is called cybersickness, a well-documented phenomenon affecting some users. It is reversible. Starting with static, relaxing environments and slowly introducing head movements helps the body adapt to the sensation of movement.

Contact C2Care's technical support team via live chat from your control panel. They will help diagnose the issue and, if necessary, provide a return label and replace defective equipment within 48 hours.

Virtual reality shows good feasibility across a wide age range, from children and adolescents to adults and elderly patients, with benefits including cognitive stimulation and anxiety reduction. It is not advised for people with epilepsy or pregnant individuals.

• Professional differentiation: virtual reality sets a practice apart from traditional treatment options.
• Scientific backing: virtual reality exposure therapy is supported by extensive research.
• Improved patient engagement: the interactive format fosters greater involvement in therapy.
• Time-saving: practitioners access multiple exposure environments without external logistics.

Equipping a compatible headset gives unlimited access to C2Care's software library, including C2Phobia, C2Drive, C2Hypno, C2Brain, C2Custom and C2Motion.

C2Care's technical support team can be reached via live chat from the control panel. If an issue affects the headset, the team helps diagnose the problem and, if necessary, replaces defective equipment within 48 hours.

Data from the literature shows real therapeutic benefits across a wide age range, particularly in adults for anxiety disorders, autism, addictions, eating disorders, neuropsychological and psychotic disorders. Adolescents show strong therapeutic engagement, and elderly patients benefit through cognitive stimulation and reduced anxiety.

Subscription requests, including cancellations, can be managed by contacting C2Care's support team via live chat from the control panel.

C2Care offers three complementary tools for ADHD: C2Brain to strengthen concentration and attention, C2Phobia to manage impulses and reinforce self-control, and C2Hypno to teach relaxation techniques and reduce stress.