ABOUT TRIPP RESEARCH FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS JOBS Join Now SIGN IN TRIPP selected as a TOP PICK at CES 2019 by Washington Post TRIPP uses images like this one in virtual reality to change your mindset. Mood-altering VR: TRIPP By Geoffrey A. Fowler, Washington Post January 8, 2019 LAS VEGAS So far, entertainment is the biggest use for virtual reality. A startup called TRIPP® wants to use to it help you chill out. Strap on a headset and the TRIPP software transports you to a groovy land, where an always-changing kaleidoscope of images and concentration games try to shift your mental state. Its makers say they’ve seen a mood shift of over 20 percent per session, on average. I tried it in one of the least-Zen places on earth — CES — and felt calmer in under 10 minutes. Its makers call it an “adaptive digiceutical,” a mental health prescription that doesn’t require a pill. Sold directly to businesses and consumers To read on Washington Post Home Join Now About TRIPP Research Press Jobs TRIPP PsyAssist Contact TRIPP STAY UP TO DATE WITH TRIPP → © 2021 TRIPP, INC. All rights reserved. Copyright notice, Terms of Services and Privacy Policy.