ZeroPhobia

 
 
 

ZeroPhobia is a mobile VR application. It ports the clinical phobia treatment into VR; making it more accessible for everyone.

Together with scientists, developers and designers, we have worked on the first edition of the application; Fear of Heights. Currently we are in the process of making the second version for Fear of Flying.

Official Web Site
https://www.zerophobia.app/

 
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Fear of Flying

Fear of Flying is the second edition of ZeroPhobia. The application is currently used for research by the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Following the research phase, it will become available for everyone via Apple AppStore and Google Play.

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Fear of Heights

ZeroPhobia - Fear of Heights, take the user through a therapy flow in VR. It provides set of questions, help the user build their own goals to overcome their fear and provides exposure to their fears in VR.

After encouraging research results, the application is now publicly available on iOS and Android.

You can learn more about it on https://www.zerophobia.app/

 
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Fear of Spiders

Fear of Spiders is the newest edition of ZeroPhobia. For the therapy flow it follows a similar blueprint as the first two editions.

The exposure therapy will be using mobile AR and gamification.

 
 
 
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This edition is partly funded by The Province of North Holland.

 
 
 
 
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Evidence Based

The focus of ZeroPhobia is not only on the application itself. Rather it is on the effectiveness of the therapy.

Therefore each edition of ZeroPhobia goes through clinical research before it is made public to the end users.

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the University of Twente, carry on these researches.

In the below link you can find the academic article for the Fear of Heights edition.

Effectiveness of Self-guided App-Based Virtual Reality Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Acrophobia: A Randomized Clinical Trial

 
 
 

Credits

Client: InSession
Development: Orb Amsterdam
Design: Studio Barbar