Functional cognition
See thinking and decision-making within a familiar task.
For independent OTs and practices
Bring everyday life into your therapy room.
A community visit may not fit every session. Studio lets you work through a shopping list together in the clinic, then adapt and revisit the task as the programme develops. The same headset gives you activities for different goals across your caseload.
Watch a client work through a shopping list · 32 seconds
Shopping List
Find items from a shopping list in a supermarket scene.
Shopping in your session
Work on shopping when a trip to the shop is not practical.
You may want to know how a client manages a list, finds an item or chooses between similar products. Studio lets you explore those moments together in a supervised setting, then come back to the task with a different level of support.
What you might notice
- How they plan and follow a sequence
- What they remember and attend to
- Where and how they search
- How they make choices
- How they reach for and handle objects
- What helps when they need a prompt or make a mistake
Choose a task that fits today’s goal Watch the activities →
- Travel and activities in community settings
- Shopping
- Meal preparation
- Personal care
- Memory and attention
- Movement and attention games
Working over time
A task you can come back to with purpose.
Start with the client’s goal. Change the available challenge or prompts as needed, repeat the activity, and use what you observed to shape the next session.
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Start with the goal
What does this person want or need to do in daily life?
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Choose the task
Pick an activity and set the available level of challenge.
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Guide the session
Observe, cue, pause or try the task again.
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Plan the next step
Talk through what happened and decide what to change.
You decide when Studio adds value and how each activity fits the wider programme.
Look back at the steps, not only the finish.
For activities that record step timings, you can see where time was spent and inspect cues, errors and repeats. That gives you specific moments to discuss when you plan the next session.
A range of clinical goals
Different clients will give you different reasons to use it.
Choose the activity for the person in front of you, whether the session calls for an everyday routine or a more focused task.
Everyday activity
Bring community, kitchen and personal routines into sessions.
Upper-limb use
Give reaching and object handling a practical purpose.
Focused practice
Choose a short activity for attention, memory or response.
For one client, that might mean sessions centred on community independence; for another, memory in everyday tasks or upper-limb use in a kitchen routine.
It also gives you a concrete way to show clients, families, case managers and referrers what your practice can offer.
For the working day
Made to fit a busy practice.
A standalone headset, straightforward session setup, team onboarding and remote support help you make Studio part of ordinary appointments. The same system can be used by your team with suitable clients.
Before you bring it into practice
Questions you may have
Do we need to buy a headset?
We offer a managed Quest 3S option. If you already have a headset, tell us the model and we will check compatibility.
Can multiple therapists and clients use it?
Yes. Practice-based pricing covers use across your team and suitable client sessions.
Which sessions is Studio suitable for?
Supervised adult sessions involving everyday tasks, memory, attention, visual search and other structured activities. You decide what is appropriate for each client.
Let’s look at your caseload
Could CorteXR Studio support your caseload?
Tell us about the people you work with. We’ll show you the activities and explore where they could fit your current programmes.