Mental Wellness, Reimagined.
Developed by Yale neuroscientists and technologists, Mayatra is the only immersive extended reality (XR) experience with EEG guided optimization to reduce anxiety and sharpen focus.
Mayatra uses immersive mixed reality to simulate the visual and sensory perceptual effects associated with ketamine therapy. Originally developed for research and clinical environments, the platform allows providers to deliver guided perceptual sessions through a mixed reality headset and companion tablet interface.
Sessions typically last 20–40 minutes and are designed to evoke subtle perceptual shifts that support reflection, emotional processing, and mental reset.
Optional EEG integration allows real-time brainwave monitoring to support research and future personalization.
Custom visual filters simulate the sensory distortions associated with ketamine experiences.
Clinically informed presets guide each experience to ensure consistency and safety.
Technicians control sessions through a simplified tablet interface requiring minimal training.
Session data supports ongoing research and protocol improvement.
Spatial soundscapes deepen immersion and guide emotional experience.
Mayatra was founded by a team of Yale neuroscientists, technologists, and wellness practitioners united by a single mission: to make non-pharmacological, clinical-grade mental wellness accessible to everyone. We combine deep expertise in brain-computer interfaces, immersive XR, and clinical research to build tools that genuinely improve lives.
Mayatra is an immersive XR platform designed to simulate perceptual effects associated with ketamine therapy through guided virtual reality experiences.
No. Mayatra does not administer or contain ketamine. It simulates certain perceptual aspects through immersive XR technology.
Sessions are designed to be administered by trained technicians in clinics, wellness centers, or research environments.
Typical sessions range between 20 and 40 minutes.
Mayatra is not intended to be a replacement for medical Ketamine treatments.
The platform runs through a mixed reality headset and a tablet interface used by the technician to control the experience.
Clinicians can reach out to us through the contact form on this page.
