Gun Violence and Safety
Triumph VR is an innovative program designed for schools, community centers, correctional centers, and hospitals to prevent gun violence and build mental resilience. Using evidence-based psychological principles like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Triumph VR offers an immersive experience where participants learn crucial skills for conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and community building.
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Triumph VR engages users in interactive scenarios that teach real-life skills. Activities like the Character Strength Mapping help users identify and develop traits such as courage, justice, and empathy, promoting better decision-making and reducing impulsive behavior. The program’s VR environment creates a compelling, hands-on learning experience that improves engagement and retention, making it more effective than traditional methods.
Triumph VR is a powerful tool to help institutions address the root causes of violence, support trauma recovery, and promote mental health. Equip your organization with Triumph VR to provide a practical, modern solution for creating safer, more resilient communities.
Triumph VR is funded by the CDC as part of an ongoing clinical trial for preventing retaliatory gun violence among violently injured patients.
