Speaker
Speaker Info
- Name
- Nina Salomons
- Organization
- AnomieXR
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Biography
- Nina Salomons has a background in filmmaking and gaming, which led her into VR. She's been an immersive journalist and consultant, setting up the XR Diversity Initiative organising XR workshops for under-represented groups to get hands-on training in immersive tech and bringing VR into prisons in the UK. She set up Anomie during lockdown when she lost her ability to speak and walk. She started using VR to communicate with her therapist and realised VR could be used as a tool to tell stories.
- www.linkedin.com/in/ninasalomons
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Presentation Info
- Title
- Non-directive VS Directive Therapy in VR
- Summary
- How do directive and non-directive play therapy methodologies benefit from virtual reality? Nina Salomons explains how Anomie serves as a versatile tool for therapists, enabling tailored client engagement. VR offers flexibility, playfulness, and accessibility, transforming therapy into a fun, controlled sandbox within a safe environment, beyond just a ready-to-play setting.
- Keynote
- Presentation
- GFHEU Year
- 2026
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