For therapists who treat clients struggling with speech anxiety.
Speech anxiety can be particularly unpleasant when having to perform in front of a group of people, but in VR, though convincing, a client is aware that physically, they are still in a comfortable and private environment. The simulation can help a client practice their performance, get used to audiences, or prepare for a real life presentation.
As the therapist, you can keep track of how well your client is performing, as well as switching on a lamp, indicating the audience’s level of interest. You can also adjust the difficulty level of this scoring system. Statistics show the details of your client’s performance.
Spectacle Mode adds a fun element to the simulation. The audience will now react according to their level of interest and excitement.
If you have a camera connected to your computer, you can also be a part of the audience and guide your client through the experience.
