SAM supports healthcare professionals in patient assessment and care. Its environments offer natural immersion, without headsets or wearable equipment, in a controlled setting. They enable professionals to assess patients’ abilities in situations close to everyday life and offer experiences tailored to their needs.
SAM places patients in situations resembling everyday life, allowing professionals to observe their cognitive and functional abilities in a concrete context.
Without a headset, patients and accompanying persons can share the same environment and remain in direct contact. Professionals can observe patients’ reactions, engage in dialogue and support them throughout the session.
Behavioural observations and movement data provide information for examining patients’ performance. Errors, responses to events and recordings can be reviewed to complement the clinical assessment.
Professionals retain control over the situations, parameters and elements introduced into the environment. They can observe patients’ reactions in a controlled setting, without exposing them to the physical conditions of the real activity.
A single installation supports different contexts for assessment, stimulation and rehabilitation. Environments and scenarios can be selected according to the session’s objectives and the abilities involved.
Immersive environments can be integrated into therapeutic sessions as tools for relaxation and calming. They complement the care provided to patients experiencing stress or anxiety.
A memory, a sensation, an emotion deeply rooted within you. SAM Therapy opens the door to an immersion capable of reactivating these moments: the serenity of a landscape, the warmth of a beach, the intensity of a memory. In this documentary, patients, caregivers, and physicians share their experiences and what this immersion changes for them.
SAM Therapy relies on the collaboration of a committed scientific committee, which contributes to the evolution of the solution, its uses, and its protocols.

Published in Healthcare, a scientific journal published by MDPI, this feasibility study was conducted in collaboration with the Université libre de Bruxelles and the Hôpital Universitaire de Bruxelles (H.U.B). It assessed SAM Therapy among nursing home residents with major neurocognitive disorders. The results indicate good tolerance of the therapeutic immersive room and positive effects on residents’ well-being, emotional state and engagement.
