AI-assisted rapport building
Helps patients feel comfortable engaging with the intervention.
A digital trauma protocol for modern treatment centers
Game-based therapy for type-1 trauma. Easy to administer and engaging for patients.
Our digital protocol is easy to use and adapted from EMDR
Visual-spatial task intervention
A structured video game experience designed for trauma processing.
Built on 15+ years of research
We've adapted essential elements of EMDR & translated ICTI research into a safe and effective trauma protocol.
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Session analytics
Get in-depth results from the patient's session and insights about its effectiveness
Simple integration with your facility. Immediate results.
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One-time staff orientation
Get trained on how to effectively implement the Traumalis protocol.
45 minutes
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Simple setup
Using your dedicated admin portal, generate secure session access codes for patients.
3 minutes
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Deliver Traumalis
Patients complete a self-guided, game-based intervention at your facility.
20 minutes
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View reporting
Results are available following the session. No delays, no manual work.
Instant
Traumalis is a mental health tool that really works
*Data gathered from real patient outcomes from the original clinician-led version of Traumalis
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Reduction of PTSD symptoms after a single session (PCL-5)
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Reduction in strength of negative trauma-related beliefs
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Reduction of in-session distress
What patients have to say after just one session
It just helps your brain relax
It's very effective. It just helps your brain relax in a certain way. It definitely felt more calming after we're done, even though we didn't really do much. It kind of makes your brain relax or go through it (the trauma memory) and come out the other end a little bit more peaceful.
Traumalis patient
Medical emergency of a loved one
It just helps your brain relax
It's very effective. It just helps your brain relax in a certain way. It definitely felt more calming after we're done, even though we didn't really do much. It kind of makes your brain relax or go through it (the trauma memory) and come out the other end a little bit more peaceful.
Traumalis patient
Medical emergency of a loved one
It's nothing short of life-changing
This app has been transformative in my healing journey. After completing just one exercise, I noticed a remarkable shift. The traumatizing memories and emotions I had carried for so long were no longer present when I revisited them. The relief and peace of mind I now feel is invaluable. It truly feels like a burden lifted and it's nothing short of life-changing.
Traumalis patient
Domestic violence survivor
It's helped me tremendously
I can tell you literally after one session of this... I'm able to now freely talk about that dark moment in my life without having the suffocating feeling in my chest. Through that process, the pain I experienced no longer is associated with those thoughts. It's helped me tremendously to be able to not suffer when I think about that moment or that day with my father, which is very often.
In-clinic patient
Loss of a loved one
The relief I experienced is undeniable
I had a trauma that affected me for decades. This very simple treatment method changed that. I wasn't immediately sure anything had changed, until I encountered a common trigger and it didn't upset me. After just one session, I could finally think about the experience without being overwhelmed. I was skeptical going into the session, but the relief I experienced is undeniable.
In-clinic patient
Sexual assault survivor
We want to partner with you
Traumalis has completed six years of development and testing. We are now seeking forward-thinking treatment programs interested in exploring innovative trauma interventions.
Still have questions?
General questions
How does this work?
Traumalis is a brief cognitive intervention that activates similar neural pathways as EMDR. It reduces distress related to a traumatic event by disrupting the memory of that event.
How is this different from EMDR?
This approach uses a puzzle game instead of bilateral stimulation (eye movements, tapping or sounds). It is brief, self-guided and no certification is needed to administer it.
Is it evidence-based?
Yes. It is based on over 15 years of research with almost 50 published articles in scientific journals and several randomized controlled trials. The research field is called Imagery Competing Task Intervention (ICTI).
Does this replace therapy?
No. It is intended to be a supplement. Incorporating Traumalis alongside your regular treatment program will enhance patients' awareness of and openness to address more complex issues.
Why have I not heard about this before?
Because Traumalis is a first-of-its-kind digital therapeutic tool translated directly from mental health science.
Clinical questions
What are the outcomes?
PTSD symptoms are reduced by 50% after one session. Symptoms of anxiety, depression and complex grief also improve. These results have been observed in both clinical settings and research studies.
How soon will patients start feeling better?
Patients should start feeling better within 24 hours after the session. The full therapeutic effects will occur gradually over the course of a week.
Who is this designed for?
Any patient with a type-1 trauma. It should not be used to treat complex trauma. It is also not recommended for patients in crisis or in the acute phase of a psychotic episode.
What are the side-effects?
No unpleasant or harmful side-effects have been reported. Patients may experience random thoughts or dreams related to the trauma for several days after the session.
Operational questions
Where does the patient do this?
On a laptop or desktop at the treatment facility (it is not mobile-ready). We recommend a patient be placed in a quiet room away from distractions.
How long does it take?
About 20 minutes. A single administration is usually sufficient. It can be used multiple times for the same trauma or a different one. There is no limit to how many times a patient can use it.
Do patients need an account?
No. Clinicians will assign a one-time access code for their patient to use.
Do clinicians need training?
No. An online tutorial is available to clinicians that will walk them through the simple setup and administration.
Is this HIPAA-compliant?
Yes. Protected health information (PHI) about a patient is neither collected nor stored.