Social interaction is vital for mental and emotional health. Reverie VR offers supervised, single-user VR sessions that foster reflection and reminiscence, reducing isolation by encouraging guided personal engagement.

The Role of Social Interaction

Regular, supervised engagement reduces loneliness and improves mood, cognitive function, and overall quality of life—even when the experience is individual.

How Reverie VR Enhances Social Interaction:

• Guided Reminiscence: Carer-led sessions help residents recall memories and stimulate discussion during follow-up care.

• Interactive Storytelling: One-on-one sessions encourage residents to reflect on and share personal stories.

• Personal Engagement: Even as a single-user experience, structured sessions facilitate improved emotional connectivity.

Scientific Evidence:

1. Frontiers in Psychology (2021) found that supervised VR sessions reduced loneliness and improved connectedness (frontiersin.org).

2. Journal of Gerontological Nursing (2021) reported that guided VR experiences enhanced social interaction and mood (journals.healio.com).

3. Ageing & Society (2022) emphasised VR’s role in promoting engagement among older adults (cambridge.org).

Implementing Reverie VR:

• Carers: Deliver supervised sessions that encourage personal reflection and discussion.

• Admissions Managers: Use guided, one-on-one sessions as a quality care indicator.

• Care Home Owners: Improve resident satisfaction and retention with structured, safe interventions.

• Family Members: Trust that their loved ones are engaged in secure, meaningful activities.

Discover how Reverie VR can enhance social interaction. Contact us today.