The goal of this clinical trial is to learn if there is an effect of Virtual Reality (VR) based-relaxation on electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)-related anxiety. The main questions it aims to answer are: * Does VR based-relaxation have an effect on anxiety in patients receiving ECT as part of routine clinical care? * Does VR based-relaxation have an effect on stress symptoms and heart rate in patients receiving ECT as part of routine clinical care? * Does depression severity have an effect on the effectivity of VR-based relaxation Researchers will compare VR-relaxation to relaxation breathing exercises and no relaxation to see if VR-based relaxation has an effect on ECT-related anxiety.
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Change in anxiety levels (BAI) from pre- to post-intervention comparing VR-based relaxation, breathing exercises, and treatment as usual (TAU).
Timeframe: Pre-intervention to post-intervention. Post-intervention meaning within Minutes of ending relaxation intervention.
Change in anxiety levels (VAS-anxiety) from pre- to post-intervention comparing VR-based relaxation, breathing exercises, and treatment as usual (TAU).
Timeframe: pre- to post-intervention. Post-intervention meaning within Minutes of ending relaxation intervention.