The role of virtual reality in therapeutic applications is increasingly recognized for its ability to provide immersive environments for treatment. VR can aid in exposure therapy for conditions like PTSD, anxiety, and phobias by allowing patients to confront fears in a controlled setting. It also enhances rehabilitation practices by simulating real-world scenarios, fostering engagement in physical therapy. Furthermore, VR can support cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) by offering interactive, personalized experiences that enhance patient engagement and treatment efficacy.