Psychological Counseling VR — interactive environments and guided experiences
A set of immersive counseling-oriented scenarios designed to support guided activities through environmental interaction and spatial participation.
Interactions that let people engage directly with their surroundings.
Rather than presenting a passive 3D scene, the application involved structured, behavior-oriented scenarios and calmer virtual spaces. The experience has historically used Meta Quest hardware and hand tracking. This case study focuses on the immersive interaction and environment contribution, not clinical outcomes.
One scene placed the visitor in a cluttered room, using environmental interaction as part of a structured counseling-oriented experience.
The user can engage directly with objects and the space instead of passively watching it. The design interest here is agency: the relationship between a person's actions, the perceived environment, and the response of the system.
A tranquil virtual shoreline and cabin setting creates a different spatial mood from the cluttered-room scenario.
The environment emphasizes visual legibility, environmental comfort, and the ability to navigate and participate within a calmer space. The three original environment renders below document the seaside safe-space setting. This work belongs to VRPsiko, not the separate Medical VR or Lagomya projects.
VRPsiko is a distinct project from Lagomya and the urinary catheterization Medical VR simulation.
Additional calm, furnished interior environments built for the counseling experience.
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