Relax VR

Relax VR is a commercial multi-sensory virtual reality relaxation system designed for spas, dentists and other organisations. According to its official website, the platform combines VR, meditation, essential oils and binaural beats to deliver what it describes as a deeply immersive relaxation experience. The system is marketed to wellness and healthcare-adjacent businesses rather than to consumers directly, and the company offers packages as well as a free two-week trial for users in the United States. The core of the offering is a library of 360-degree real-world landscapes. The official site states that users can select from 15 real-world locations, with high-quality 360 video covering beaches, forests, rivers, waterfalls, flower fields, the northern lights, underwater scenes and views above the clouds. These visuals are paired with calming guided meditations created by experienced teachers, available in 5, 10, 15 or 20 minute lengths. Additional guided experiences include diaphragmatic breathing, a technique intended to induce calm and quieten the mind, and deep relaxation based on Yoga Nidra, a progressive body and mind relaxation meditation. The company positions virtual reality and multisensory immersion as the next frontier of mind-body wellness. Its homepage cites Suzanne Holbrook, Marriott Senior Director of Global Spa, Fitness and Wellness, saying that younger generations are gravitating toward the technology. The site also references the science behind virtual reality relaxation and VR meditation, reflecting an evidence-oriented marketing approach. Relax VR is led by founder and CEO Sourabh Jain, an entrepreneur with a stated passion for yoga, meditation and technology. Jain brings a decade of software development experience from organisations such as IBM and Singtel Optus, and he completed a three-year Diploma in Yoga Teacher Training from the Satyananda Yoga Academy Australasia. He also spent one and a half years living, working and teaching at the Bihar School of Yoga in India. The team includes Ivan Alsina Jurnet, described as a psychotherapist and Chief Scientific Officer, who has 15 years of experience designing and developing VR applications in mental health. Alsina Jurnet created TAVE, described as the first VR application in the world to treat test anxiety in university students, and has designed VR systems to treat anxiety disorders, evaluate body image disorders, train oratory skills and manage acute pain. The company's content and blog indicate an ongoing focus on the scientific and traditional underpinnings of relaxation practices, including conscious breathing and its roots in yoga traditions such as hatha yoga, raja yoga and kriya yoga. The brand operates primarily in English and appears to serve clients in the United States and Australia, based on its trial offer and the backgrounds of its leadership.

Relax VR is a company that provides a commercial multi-sensory VR relaxation system to spas, dentists and other organisations. The brand's public materials describe a system that combines virtual reality, meditation, essential oils and binaural beats to create a deeply immersive relaxation experience. The company's website presents virtual reality and multisensory immersion as the next frontier of mind-body wellness, noting that younger generations are gravitating toward the technology. The product is built around a library of 360-degree real-world landscapes. According to the official website, users can select from 15 real-world locations, with high-quality 360 video from beaches, forests, rivers, waterfalls, flower fields, the northern lights, underwater scenes and views above the clouds. These visuals are paired with calming guided meditations created by experienced teachers, available in 5, 10, 15 or 20 minute lengths. The system also includes diaphragmatic breathing guidance and a deep relaxation meditation known as Yoga Nidra, which uses a specific body scan sequence. The company is led by founder and CEO Sourabh Jain, an entrepreneur with a passion for yoga, meditation and technology. Jain brings a decade of experience in software development from organisations such as IBM and Singtel Optus, serving a variety of corporate and government accounts. His journey with yoga and meditation started in high school through his family, and he completed a three-year Diploma in Yoga Teacher Training from the Satyananda Yoga Academy Australasia. He also spent one and a half years living, working and teaching at the Bihar School of Yoga in India. The team includes Ivan Alsina Jurnet, a psychotherapist and Chief Scientific Officer. Alsina Jurnet is a psychologist, professor and researcher with 15 years of experience in the design and development of VR applications in mental health. He created TAVE, described as the first VR application in the world to treat test anxiety in university students, and has designed VR systems to treat anxiety disorders, evaluate body image disorders, train oratory skills and manage acute pain. He has published his work in journals related to health and new technologies, including Computers in Human Behaviour, International Journal of Human Computer Studies and Behavior Research Methods, and is an adjunct professor at the UVIC-UCC University. The company maintains a blog that discusses the science and traditional practices behind its relaxation content. A post on the benefits of conscious breathing, authored by Sourabh Jain and Ivan Alsina Jurnet, traces the practice to yoga traditions including hatha yoga, raja yoga and kriya yoga, and notes that scientific studies have begun validating its effectiveness in reducing stress and anxiety and improving cognitive performance. The blog post was originally published on October 2, 2022, and updated on January 15, 2026. Relax VR offers packages to organisations and a free two-week trial for users in the United States. Its website includes sections for about, blog, shop, science and spa, indicating a focus on both commercial clients and educational content about the science of VR relaxation.

• Blog post on the benefits of conscious breathing originally published

• Blog post on the benefits of conscious breathing updated

A commercial multi-sensory VR relaxation system for spas, dentists and other organisations, positioned at the intersection of virtual reality, meditation and wellness.

• 360-degree real-world landscape videos

  High-quality 360 video from 15 real-world locations including beaches, forests, rivers, waterfalls, flower fields, northern lights, underwater and above the clouds.

• Guided meditations

  Calming guided meditations created by experienced teachers, available in 5, 10, 15 or 20 minute lengths.

• Diaphragmatic breathing

  A popular and highly effective breathing technique to induce calm and quieten the mind, guiding the client's hands to their abdomen and chest.

• Deep relaxation (Yoga Nidra)

  A progressive body and mind relaxation meditation known as Yoga Nidra, using a specific body scan sequence.

1. 1VR Meditation for Spas - Relax VRrelaxvr.co
2. 2Team, Contact, Support - Relax VRrelaxvr.co
3. 3The Benefits of Conscious Breathing - Relax VRrelaxvr.co
4. 4Relax VR - Wikidatawikidata.org