Hospital

GAD, PTSD, Neurodivergent, Camhs
What is this Scene about?

The Hospital Scene has been designed to support individuals who experience anxiety, avoidance, or distress around hospital environments and medical procedures. It provides a safe, controlled way to gradually build familiarity and confidence before attending real appointments. Specialist areas, such as MRI suites and treatment bays, allow therapists to explore specific triggers, rehearse coping strategies, and use graded exposure techniques to reduce anticipatory anxiety. This enables clients to practice relaxation, grounding, and communication skills in context, improving readiness and resilience ahead of medical visits.

The Hospital Scene can be adapted for a wide range of needs, from general medical avoidance and procedural anxiety to preparation for regular appointments or treatments. By combining clinical expertise with immersive realism, it offers a powerful bridge between therapy and real-world recovery

What can be changed in the scene?

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Enhance your communication with a whole new approach.

Accelerate your guided discovery process by providing your patients with an interactive visual aid.

- Identify the root causes of anxiety more efficiently.
- Uncover underlying issues that may often be overlooked.
- Begin treatment sooner for better patient outcomes.

Targeted intervention like never before.

Tailor the simulation to meet your patient’s needs in real-time. As a patient’s sensitivity to triggers can vary daily, this flexibility allows you to adapt your treatment accordingly.

The fastest way to build confidence.

Engage in CBT practice during the session, bridging the gap between theoretic scenarios and real-world application.