Sub-Need 1: 1/3 of people suffering from schizophrenia is treatment resistant and cannot be helped through medication.

Sub-Need 2: Social anxiety, difficulty with integration, learning how to grasp challenging job-related situations, reducing resource demanding internships in companies by giving them a better understanding of the work beforehand.

Sub-Need 3: Most kids find needle procedures scary and painful, which causes them to become restless and move around during needle procedures, which complicates the procedure.

KHORA offers a broad range of solutions, each specialized to accommodate the needs within the individual projects.

Solution for need 1: Heka VR – Novel therapy to aid treatment resistant patients suffering from schizophrenia, auditory hallucinations, specifically hearing malevolent voices.

Solution for need 2: Khora Exposure – An interactive and adjustable platform used in municipalities, regions and private psychologists as a tool within areas such as rehabilitation, exposure therapy, education, employment and integration.

Solution for need 3: Comfort XR – A special designed game to activate centers in the brain of kids receiving needle procedures, to distract them from the pain and keep them still.

Evidence 1: Heka VR, former known as the challenge project started a pilot trial in 2020, with 266 participants.

Evidence 2: Research Projects has been conducted on Khora Exposure, focusing on its use within social anxiety.

Evidence 3: Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, Denmark, released an article on Comfort XR, and their use of the VR experience during needle procedures at the Pediatric Pain Knowledge Center.