Digital rehabilitation in mental health
Rehametrics is the clinical platform that enables neuropsychologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and multidisciplinary teams to design personalised programmes of cognitive rehabilitation and adapted physical activity for people with mental health conditions. All this is managed through a single system, featuring adaptive exercises, automated recording of each session and longitudinal monitoring of functional progress.
+30%
more sessions completed compared with the conventional approach
+100
clinical parameters recorded per session
89%
of patients who reported higher levels of motivation
What a person undergoing mental health rehabilitation needs
Serious mental disorders – including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression and anxiety disorders, amongst others – often have a significant impact on patients’ cognitive function and physical condition, which goes beyond symptom management and largely determines their actual independence and quality of life.
The challenge facing the clinical team is to design systematic rehabilitation interventions in a context where motivation may be low, adherence is particularly difficult to maintain, and progress is slow and hard to measure using standard tools.
Rehametrics offers solutions for cognitive, physical or both types of treatment, depending on the patient’s profile and the centre’s approach. Virtual reality exercises help to boost motivation and adherence, even among patients who are highly unmotivated, and the tracking system allows progress to be documented with objective data over time.
Conditions addressed with Rehametrics
- Schizophrenia and psychotic disorders
- Major depression and mood disorders
- Bipolar disorder
- Addictions undergoing rehabilitation
- Other mental health conditions
Rehabilitation for various mental health conditions
Each condition has a different functional profile. Rehametrics allows the cognitive, physical or combined approach to be tailored to the needs of each patient and the centre’s objectives.
Schizophrenia and psychotic disorders
Cognitive decline – including attention, working memory, processing speed, executive functions and social cognition – is one of the most powerful predictors of daily functioning in schizophrenia. Rehametrics enables the implementation of structured cognitive rehabilitation programmes tailored to the patient’s neuropsychological profile, with controlled progression and objective recording of each session.
Major depression and mood disorders
The evidence regarding the effect of physical activity on depression is robust and growing. Rehametrics enables the design and implementation of tailored physical activity programmes with comprehensive clinical supervision, which can be supplemented with cognitive stimulation for patients experiencing slowed cognitive function or difficulties concentrating.
Bipolar disorder
During stable phases, cognitive rehabilitation — particularly of memory, attention and executive functions — and regular physical activity are interventions for which there is growing evidence that they improve functioning between episodes, with longitudinal follow-up identifying changes relevant to clinical management.
Other mental health conditions
Personality disorders, addictions undergoing rehabilitation, eating disorders with cognitive or physical complications, and other conditions treated in community mental health services or through hospitalisation may benefit from programmes tailored to the needs of each individual case.
A cognitive, physical and functional approach to mental health
Three lines of action that can be implemented either independently or in combination, depending on the patient’s profile and the organisation of the centre.
Adapted physical activity
Supervised exercise programmes designed for people with mental health conditions, with a particular focus on tolerance, effort regulation and gradual progression. Virtual reality helps improve adherence in patients experiencing apathy, anhedonia or resistance to conventional physical activity. This is particularly relevant in cases of depression and anxiety disorders, and as a supportive intervention for psychotic disorders.
Cognitive rehabilitation
Stimulation programmes tailored to each patient’s neuropsychological profile: sustained and divided attention, episodic and working memory, processing speed, executive functions, language and functional skills in a virtual environment. The level of difficulty is adjusted according to the patient’s progress. This is particularly relevant in schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other conditions with a significant cognitive impact.
Functionality and life skills
Beyond isolated cognitive or physical tasks, Rehametrics enables users to practise the functional application of these skills to activities of daily living: organisation, planning, independence at home and decision-making in simulated environments. This approach is particularly relevant in psychosocial rehabilitation programmes aimed at community integration.
What Rehametrics brings to the clinical team
A platform designed to cater for the clinical variability of mental health: flexible, multidisciplinary and featuring objective records that document progress which is difficult to capture using standard tools.
A single system for the multidisciplinary team
Neuropsychologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and psychiatrists work on the same platform, with access to the same patient data. The modules can be adapted to different clinical profiles, functional levels and intervention objectives, either independently or in combination.
Personalised and flexible sessions
Clinical variability in mental health is high: a patient’s condition can fluctuate significantly between sessions. Rehametrics enables practitioners to adjust the type of session, its duration, and the cognitive or physical demands, as well as the objectives, depending on the patient’s current condition, whilst maintaining a record of all changes.
Automatic recording and quantification
The system records more than 100 clinical parameters per session: response times, accuracy rates, level of difficulty achieved, consistency between sessions and exercise tolerance. In a context where subjective progress is difficult to communicate, these data provide objective evidence of the patient’s progress.
Longitudinal monitoring of functional progress
Mental health rehabilitation is a long-term process. Rehametrics enables the comparison of performance across sessions, the detection of significant changes in cognitive or physical functioning, and the identification of early setbacks — key information for adjusting the programme, informing decisions on discharge or intensification of care, and communicating progress to families and other specialists.
Tele-rehabilitation for greater continuity
Many patients undergoing mental health rehabilitation find it difficult to attend the centre regularly. Rehametrics enables them to continue their cognitive or physical rehabilitation programme from home, with full clinical supervision and the same level of data recording as in face-to-face sessions, thereby contributing to continuity of care within the community.
number of sessions completed compared with the conventional method
clinical parameters recorded per session
of patients who reported higher levels of motivation
health organisations in 20 countries
Integrate Rehametrics into your mental health practice
If you work in mental health rehabilitation — in inpatient units, psychosocial rehabilitation centres, day centres or community care — and are looking for a tool to support cognitive rehabilitation, adapted physical activity or both, with objective data that documents the patient’s actual progress, Rehametrics is designed for your team.
Frequently asked questions about mental health rehabilitation with Rehametrics
Yes. Virtual reality exercises generate a level of stimulation that is difficult to achieve with conventional rehabilitation, promoting active engagement even in patients with marked apathy or anhedonia. The clinician controls the level of demand from the outset, making it possible to start with highly accessible tasks and progress gradually.
Rehametrics can be used within inpatient units as well as in outpatient and community care resources. The professional can adapt the duration, intensity, and session type to the patient's current context and clinical state during each phase of the recovery process.
The clinician has full control over the parameters of each session and can modify them in real time. If a patient's state prevents them from working at their usual level, you can reduce the difficulty, switch the type of exercise, or shorten the session while still logging all completed metrics. This flexibility is especially valuable in disorders with high clinical fluctuation.
Rehametrics is a clinical rehabilitation software, distinct from self-management applications or digital psychotherapy tools. Its core value lies in professional clinical control and the objective recording of functional parameters, providing longitudinal tracking of patient progress. It serves as the rehabilitation infrastructure upon which specific therapeutic content can be deployed.
Yes. Rehametrics has clinical validation studies in populations with mental health conditions, alongside other healthcare contexts. View clinical evidence →