New virtual reality therapy being trialled in Australia

Novel new tech is allowing users to control negative voices in their heads through a virtual reality therapy system, which is being trialled in Australia. Heka VR is not your typical computer program; it’s virtual reality-based software that involves users whose therapist guides them in creating an avatar that resembles the voice in their head. Made In Denmark for those suffering from schizophrenia and other conditions that prompt hallucinations, it allows users to directly confront the voices torturing them.