Through her extensive work as a speech therapist and audiologist, CEO of VReach Marina Petrakova noticed the lack of solutions aimed at helping autistic patients develop their communications capabilities. Marina saw the potential of virtual reality therapy and decided to test it on her own patients. After seeing promising results she teamed up with Lukass Dzalbs, a software developer with a background in medical systems, and together they established VReach.

The unique and insight-driven solution, developed for use in clinical therapy in hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation centers, is an immersive VR software that allows patients to focus on specific objects and go through simulated experiences. This, in turn, facilitates the patients' adaptations to everyday life and trains their communication skills.