US EditionGroningen Researchers Positive About Vr Therapy for Psychoses
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Researchers at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) are enthusiastic about the use of virtual reality (VR) to treat people with psychoses. According to a study by psychiatrist Wim Veling, it works "at least as effectively" as conventional cognitive behavioral therapy. This is now the most important treatment to help people with psychosis get rid of paranoid ideas or fears.
From 9 to 12 July, the Sant Joan de Déu Health Park will be present at the Cruïlla Festival by the Somrise project. This initiative aims to promote research projects that offer new solutions in the field of mental disorders. Sant Joan de Déu researchers will take advantage of this massive event to [...] The entry The Sant Joan de Déu Health Park brings virtual reality to the Cruïlla Festival to fight against stigma in mental health has appeared …
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