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"Using virtual reality for entertainment isn’t out of the ordinary. If you’ve ever strapped on a pair of 3-D goggles, you’re likely familiar with how immersive the experience is. But virtual reality isn’t just for fun and games: It’s becoming an increasingly popular modality for mental health care."
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This whole virtual therapy shit needs to end. I can’t properly have a therapy session with her in the other room especially this week. Honestly might have to go in my car somewhere. Thankfully at the end of January her work schedule is changing and she won’t be home on Tuesdays or Thursdays.
By Pat Anson, PNN Editor Therapeutic virtual reality (VR) can reduce chronic pain, improve mood and help people sleep, according to a small
Therapeutic virtual reality (VR) can reduce chronic pain, improve mood and help people sleep, according to a small study of 74 patients living with fibromyalgia or chronic lower back pain.
The research, published online in JMIR-FR, is one of the first to look at the effectiveness of VR therapy when self-administered at home by chronic pain patients. It was funded by AppliedVR , a Los Angeles based company that is developing therapeutic VR content to help treat pain, depression, anxiety and other conditions.
“People with chronic pain often have limited access to comprehensive pain care that includes skills-based behavioral medicine. We tested whether VR that was self-administered at home would be an effective therapy for chronic pain,” said Beth Darnall, PhD, a pain psychologist who is AppliedVR’s chief scientific advisor.
“We found high engagement and satisfaction, combined with clinically significant reductions in pain and low levels of adverse effects, support the feasibility and acceptability for at-home, skills-based VR for chronic pain.”
Participants in the study were given VR headsets and instructed to have at least one session daily for 21 days. Half of the patients listened to audio-only programming, while the other half watched “virtual” programs in which could swim with dolphins or immerse themselves in beautiful scenery.
The programs are designed to help patients learn how to manage their pain and other symptoms by using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to distract them and make their pain seem less important. (Read more at link)
Sounds like something I would like to try, but unless this program and the hardware that comes with it are covered by insurance including Medicare/Medicaid, it’ll just be another luxury for the wealthy.
Virtual therapy (because of the corona virus) was pretty fun lol, I enjoyed talking to my awesome therapist from my bed 🖤💻🐘
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My coding bootcamp just announced they're providing mental health services for all students completely free of charge. I've never been more amazed by the school I chose.
When virtual therapy is going badly and my therapist can't get a clue
