The camera is in the wrong place

Be a body in the room, even through a screen. A small mount slides the lens down to where the eyes look.

Drag to move the camera
Webcam clipped on top of the monitor, aimed a face too high so the clinician's gaze drops
The Calibra arm holding the webcam at eye level beside the monitor, so eye contact lands
Camera on top Eye level

Are you suuure you're making eye contact?

Your client's face is on the screen, but the camera is somewhere else. So when you look at them, your eyes land off to the side, and they never quite feel you looking back.

Before After
The same clinician on screen: eyes dropped and half-present with the camera on top, then looking straight at the client once it sits at eye level

A face too high

That's where a top-mounted webcam points. When the lens drops to eye level, 92% of patients said the difference mattered to them.

Gaze can't be in two places. So we move the camera instead.

92%
of patients said better eye contact mattered to them, once the camera sat at eye level instead of on top of the monitor.
Tam et al. (2007), J Telemed Telecare
A clinician facing the monitor with the webcam held at eye level on the arm, the line of sight dropping only 5 to 7 degrees to meet the lens

No potato camera included

Yes, it works with most webcams.

Logitech, Brio, Elgato, Insta360, Anker, Razer Kiyo, Obsbot, Dell, NexiGo, EMEET, Opal.

The Calibra arm mounted to a Dell monitor holding a Logitech C922, then a Logitech Brio 505, at eye level

Not every session needs the same closeness

Camera slid fully in over the client's face on screen

Client must feel seen

Bring the lens in over their face on screen. Best for intakes and intense sessions.

Camera eased back toward the edge of the monitor

Focus on both

Move the camera to the side for a casual session.

Camera folded flat behind the monitor, screen clear

Completely off the screen

Free up the screen and focus on the work. Forgot to bring it back in? You still look straight, never tilted.

The Calibra arm holding a webcam at eye level beside a monitor on a clean desk

Eye Contact Arm

For therapists, counselors, and telehealth clinicians.

★★★★★ 4.9 average
  • Fits all webcams that work with a tripod (Logitech, Brio, Elgato, Insta360)
  • 3M pad peels off clean, or bolt on with VESA
  • Easy to bring in and out

Designed by someone who actually uses and understands the problem it's solving. Nothing felt overlooked.

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Logitech, Brio, Elgato, Insta360, and any camera with a standard tripod thread. . If it doesn't, return it on us.
The 3M pad peels off clean and leaves no marks. Prefer not to stick anything? A VESA bolt-on is in the box.

$88. Less than one session fee

“87% of patients felt more genuine eye contact with the lens at eye level.” Tam et al., 2007

FAQ

Logitech, Brio, Elgato, Insta360, Anker, Razer. If it screws onto a normal tripod, it fits.
Both come in the box, so you choose. The 3M pad sticks to the monitor with no drilling, or the VESA bracket bolts on behind it. Setup runs about three minutes with the included tools.
Built from strong 3D-printed ASA, refined over 100-plus rounds to hold steady and last. It folds flat and stays put.
It fixes the gaze angle, so a client reads eye contact instead of a downward glance. In one study, 87% of patients perceived better contact at the lower angle.
The standard three-link arm reaches across most monitors up to about 32 inches. Running something larger or an ultrawide? We check in by email after your order to make sure you have the reach you need.
It mounts to a monitor, so it shines on the external screen most clinicians run sessions on. A bare laptop lid has no room for it.
Less than one session fee, once, for every session after. It fixes the gaze angle so a client reads eye contact instead of a downward glance. Refined over hundreds of rounds with real clinicians.
No. It fixes one thing, the gaze angle, so contact registers on camera. The tiredness of a full video day is a bigger beast.
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It's the stethoscope for teletherapy.

Jessica Walsh, PMHNP-BC
Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Professor, Marian University

Eye contact is the entire job

So put the camera where the eyes go. 30 days to decide, free returns.

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