Redefining Recovery with Adaptive VR
Targeted Brain Rehabilitation (TBR) is an innovative therapy designed to help people living with phantom limb pain. Using a completely hands-free, gaze-controlled experience, TBR gently retrains the brain through guided exercises proven to reduce discomfort and facilitate functional recovery.
Developed by world-renowned surgeons and backed by years of research, TBR blends proven techniques like mirror therapy with immersive virtual reality to create a powerful, calming experience. The goal is simple: to ease phantom limb pain and give amputees a path to comfort, confidence, and independence.
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Phases of TBR-X
Laterality Recognition
When someone loses a limb, the brain can lose its ability to quickly tell left from right. This confusion may contribute to phantom limb pain. In this phase, you identify whether images of hands are left or right. With practice, your brain “re-learns” left versus right, helping to calm that confusion and begin the healing process.
