# Virtual Reality Therapy Australia (VRTA)

> Virtual Reality Therapy Australia (VRTA) introduces virtual reality as an additional way to practise, learn and take part: how it is used alongside therapy, in learning and in rehabilitation, what the research says, and how to get started. VRTA is preparing to recommence VR-based therapeutic services.

Run by Virtual Reality Therapy Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 85 656 520 106). VRTA is reactivating its VR-based therapeutic services: nothing can be booked yet, and the site gives general information, not medical advice. It doesn't sell products. Every page lists its sources. Each page is also available as Markdown at the same address plus index.md (for example https://vrta.com.au/index.md), or by requesting Accept: text/markdown.

## Key pages
- [Home](https://vrta.com.au/): what VRTA is and how VR is being used in therapy, learning and everyday life
- [Explore VR](https://vrta.com.au/explore/): areas where VR is used
- [How VRTA works](https://vrta.com.au/how-it-works/): the steps from exploring to enquiring while services are reactivated
- [Professional referrals](https://vrta.com.au/refer/): for support coordinators and allied health professionals
- [Schools and education](https://vrta.com.au/education/): planning VR for students: supervision, hygiene and age guidance
- [Funding and access](https://vrta.com.au/funding/): how NDIS and other funding pathways describe assistive technology; no funding is guaranteed
- [Headsets](https://vrta.com.au/headsets/): VR headsets compared on published specifications
- [Headset Finder](https://vrta.com.au/headsets/finder/): compare headsets against access needs such as seated use, glasses and controller-free input
- [Enquire](https://vrta.com.au/contact/): enquiries open soon
- [About](https://vrta.com.au/about/): who runs VRTA
- [Looking for therapy?](https://vrta.com.au/find-support/): where to find support now

## Guides and reading
- [NDIS and assistive technology: how funding works](https://vrta.com.au/guides/ndis-assistive-technology-funding-basics/): How the NDIS describes assistive technology funding: cost tiers, the reasonable and necessary test, and why no purchase is guaranteed.
- [Using a VR headset sitting down: what to check](https://vrta.com.au/guides/vr-sitting-down/): How seated VR works on Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2 and Apple Vision Pro, what the makers say about play space, and what to check before you buy an app.

## Optional
- [Editorial standards](https://vrta.com.au/about/editorial-standards/): how pages are written, sourced and reviewed
- [FAQ](https://vrta.com.au/faq/): short answers about VRTA
- [Site map](https://vrta.com.au/sitemap/): every page