Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy
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Reflections on the nature and form of exposure therapy, involving a patient and therapist accessing experiences, either in vivo (real life), through use of imagination, or perhaps using virtual reality technology? I have tried to highlight the strengths, limitations and relevant themes.
Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy
- 1. Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy? JAMES HARDIE
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Editor's Notes
- #2: Purpose of presentation To consider different ways of doing exposure therapy / systematic desensitisation -Introduction to a third way (VR) -Overview of issues highlighted in literature available
- #3: Elements required for exposure -Therapist -Client -Experience
- #4: Different types of experience that might be used
- #5: In vivo
- #6: Imaginal
- #7: In vivo vs Imaginal
- #8: Virtual Reality Cave Automatic Virtual Environment (projected walls) Head Mounted Display
- #9: In vivo vs Imaginal vs VR
- #11: Access -Availability -Permission -Confidentiality
- #12: Cost -visits/transport -efficiency -equipment/setup
- #13: Control -unforseen situations -client vs therapist control -bespoke/tailored experience
- #14: Risk -particularly for certain scenarios -confidentiality -embarrassment -motion sickness?
- #15: Presence -realism/ecological validity -valid emotional connection (anxiety reaction) to experience -effectiveness -via imagination -via VR