Traumalis

I didn't think a digital tool could do anything for trauma, but I was wrong. The interactive part made it easier to stay engaged, and by the end, I wasn't as afraid of the memory. That's a huge deal for me.

- First responder

I didn't expect to feel anything after just one session, but something shifted. I went in with this heavy, stuck feeling, and after the game, it was like my body could breathe again. I still have work to do, but this gave me hope—and a real sense of relief I hadn't felt in years.

- Patient in inpatient care

The process was so gentle. I never felt overwhelmed or re-traumatized. It was structured but calming—like someone was walking beside me the whole time. I noticed a difference in how I reacted to my memory immediately after finishing. It actually helped

- First responder

I've been in therapy for years and tried many things for the flashbacks that followed my trauma. But the way this program guided me step-by-step, never pushing too hard, felt different. The game part actually helped me stay present and feel calm and grounded.

- Patient in inpatient care

After my first session, I could feel the weight lift almost immediately. The interactive approach made it easier to process difficult memories without feeling overwhelmed. It's like having a safety net while you heal.

- First responder

What impressed me most was how the program adapted to my pace. On tough days, it gave me space to slow down, and on better days, I could push a little further. That kind of flexibility made all the difference in my recovery.

- Patient in inpatient care