Swiss Technology

Three programmes, one model of self-regulation

For psychologists, psychiatrists and mental health teams.

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Deep Calm, Recovery and Mental Clarity: three immersive VR experiences, each guiding a precise shift in nervous-system activity through paced breathing and attentional practice inside a calming multisensory environment.

An adjunct to your practice - standardised and self-guided: the same structured arc every session, for every patient.

Immersion reproduces the mechanisms of clinical hypnosis - absorption, focused attention and dissociation - giving you a hypnosis-like state on demand (real-time biofeedback in prototype, for selected partners).

Feel. Heal. Grow.

Therapist presenting a VR headset to a patient in a clinical setting

A tool designed to integrate into the psychotherapy pathway

Alsensia integrates into the psychotherapy pathway at any point - before, during or after the session, based on your practice.

EPFL Innovation Park Innosuisse

Developed at EPFL Innovation Park, Lausanne

Anxiety regulation

Calm. Vitality. Recovery.

10 to 30-minute protocols · designed by neuroscientists

Short, structured sessions drawing from a wide toolkit: meditation, mindfulness, sophrology, color therapy, sound therapy and breathwork - including cardiac coherence.

Calm

Soothe the system

Bring the nervous system into a parasympathetic state - for moments of overwhelm, anxiety or insomnia.

Vitality

Restore focus and energy

Sharpen attention, dissolve mental fog and recharge before a demanding session.

Recovery

Repair and reset

Active emotional decompression after stress, training or clinical sessions - restoring balance to the system.

Techniques in our toolkit
  • Meditation
  • Mindfulness
  • Sophrology
  • Color therapy
  • Sound therapy
  • Cardiac coherence
  • Hypnosis
  • Guided breathwork
Developed by neuroscientists

Where it fits

At the start of the session

Patients often arrive tense or guarded. Ten minutes of regulation open the session with a settled nervous system - the work starts on solid ground.

  • Less apprehension
  • A patient available sooner

During the session

A reset within the consultation.

  • Pause and ground
  • Reduce emotional overload
  • Re-engage in the work

Between appointments

Waiting-room or take-home use to extend the work between sessions.

  • Self-guided practice
  • Therapeutic continuity

With Alsensia, I see calmer patients, able to follow a complete relaxation exercise, with an improvement in the quality of consultations.

- Dr Laura Camodeca, psychiatrist

Why integrate it into your practice

A standardised, self-guided VR protocol: the patient runs the regulation exercise themselves - the same validated arc every time, without depending on you to lead it. Developed in Switzerland with EPFL, UNIL, CHUV and HUG.

  • You reclaim session time
  • A regulated patient can actually work
  • Far better adherence than home exercises
  • Consistent quality, across every patient
  • An immersive, differentiating tool for your practice
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Delegate the warm-up

Session time

The patient self-regulates in the waiting room or at the start of the session. You reclaim those minutes for the real therapeutic work.

A patient ready to work

Window of tolerance

Too anxious, a patient stays out of their working window. Alsensia brings them back into a workable state - more available, more engaged.

A practice actually done

Adherence

Immersion makes the exercise engaging - including at home between sessions. You solve the real barrier of self-regulation: adherence.

Consistent quality

Reproducible

The same validated protocol, identical for every patient. Self-guided, with almost no training required.

Science-based

Built on evidence

Protocols developed by neuroscientists and psychologists, grounded in validated self-regulation research.

Neuro-wellbeing programmes intended to support self-regulation. Clinical efficacy under evaluation.

Ready to transform your patients' experience?

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Alsensia is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. It is designed as a complementary wellbeing tool in support of clinical practice.