This invention discloses a
system and method for psychotherapy that integrates
virtual reality scenes, belonging to the interdisciplinary field of psychotherapy and
virtual reality. It addresses the problems of fixed scenes, delayed adjustment, weak interactivity, and lack of cultural adaptability in traditional psychotherapy. The method includes using non-contact biosensors to capture facial blood
oxygen fluctuations, combining this with a hemodynamic model to remove artifacts, and then quantifying these fluctuations into emotional energy values based on an individual emotional sample set and an
incremental learning algorithm to generate scene seeds containing parameters such as
color temperature. A virtual
physics engine is then driven to reconstruct elements such as light and shadow, and fluids, forming a physically-level dynamic scene. Inertial sensors capture user movements and convert them into virtual pressure gradients, constructing a coupled
feedback loop between movement and scene. Psychological trends are predicted through hierarchical
Fourier analysis of the
seed sequence. This invention achieves real-time
adaptation and proactive intervention between psychological states and virtual scenes, enhancing user immersion and cultural and emotional
resonance, and improving the accuracy and effectiveness of psychotherapy.