Virtual reality (vr) techniques for providing therapeutic treatments

A virtual reality (VR) system configured to provide therapeutic, user-specific treatment for substance use disorder (SUD):

• a VR device comprising a display screen positioned proximate to, or within a viewable distance from, eyes of a user experiencing SUD, the VR device communicatively coupled to one or more processors and one or more input devices;
• an audible output device communicatively connected to the one or more processors;
• a voice assistant accessible by the one or more processors and comprising a generative artificial intelligence (AI) model, wherein the generative AI model is trained with training data indicative of one or more psychological causes or psychological triggers of SUD and further trained with a plurality of immersive multimedia scenes designed to treat respective urges or cravings corresponding to the one or more psychological causes or psychological triggers of SUD;
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• an application (app) comprising computing instructions stored on a memory communicatively coupled to the one or more processors, wherein the computing instructions, when executed by the one or more processors, are configured to cause the one or more processors to:
• output, by the voice assistant through the audible output device, a user prompt configured to trigger a dynamic session builder with the user,
• analyze, by the voice assistant, one or more vocal responses received from the user having user data indicative of a user-specific psychological cause or psychological trigger of the user causing SUD,
• input, into the generative AI model, the one or more vocal responses,
• generate, by the generative AI model based on the one or more vocal responses received during the dynamic session builder, one or more immersive multimedia scenes and/or one or more audible statements designed to reduce urges or cravings corresponding to the user-specific psychological cause or psychological trigger of the user, and
• output the one or more immersive multimedia scenes on the display screen and/or the one or more audible statements via the audible output device, to the user as a therapeutic treatment for SUD.