Mental health
Help your clients find calm within the storm with the Versus brain sensing system.
Self-regulation made simple
Empower your clients to care for their mental wellness.
Adding Versus to your mental health practice is a great way to get your clients engaged and committed to their own care. The Versus system is accessible and easy-to-use; it’s an entertaining way for clients to learn how to control their response to stressors, distractions, and more.
Life-changing results
The Versus system gets users interested in, and committed to, their mental wellness.
For many, this has a profoundly positive impact on their health.
Impulse control
Stress management
Concentration
Decision making
Valuable assessment
In as little as 14 minutes, you can gain tremendous insight into the minds of your clients. The user-friendly NeuroPerformance Assessment (NPA) gives providers valuable information about their clients’ abilities to manage stress, maintain focus, and control their impulses.
Targeted exercises
Once the assessment pinpoints the user’s challenges, the Versus Exercises guide them in improving in the area they need it most – whether it’s impulse control, stress regulation, or focus endurance. This targeted approach helps Versus users see results quickly and experience lasting benefits from the exercises.
Flexible application
Versus goes where your clients do. While some providers use Versus with clients in one-on-one sessions, others prefer using Versus in larger client groups. Due to its completely mobile design, Versus is also easy to send home with your clients. With the Professional Dashboard, you can monitor your clients’ progress and compliance, regardless of where they exercise.
“Using Versus before a psychotherapy session helps my clients engage in the therapeutic process more efficiently and effectively. In general, my clients report an increase in their ability to manage their daily lives. They report feeling more grounded, more focused, less anxious, and more able to manage stress.
Many of my clients have described a sensation as if their brain ‘clicks in’ or ‘shifts’ when they need to be focused or recall information. They report feeling that they can trust their brain again.”
Ellen Sohus, LPC
Mental Health Counselor