New Edith Cowan University (ECU) research suggests virtual reality (VR) may play a meaningful role in future mental-health ...

Virtual Reality (VR) is revolutionizing various industries, and mental health treatment is no exception. By offering immersive experiences, VR is providing new ways to assess, understand, and treat ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Individuals with cancer had significant drops in self-reported pain scores following a 10-minute virtual-reality ...

Once used mainly for distraction, VR is now being studied as a way to retrain the brain’s pain pathways—especially for people ...

This article is also available as a pdf version. A young man walks toward the entrance to an underground subway. As he starts down the escalator, his heart rate increases, but he continues. He ...

Some researchers are advocating the benefits of VR therapy for psychosis treatment. A clinical trial showed VR therapy reduced anxiety and agoraphobia in people with psychosis. This article is part of ...

Virtual reality as an adjunct to therapy has become more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: Vinicus "amnx" Amano/Unsplash Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual reality (VR) was studied ...

The human psyche has always been a realm of profound intrigue and immense complexity. Throughout history, various therapeutic methods have emerged to delve into and address the intricate layers of our ...

In a significant advancement for hand rehabilitation, researchers from Zhengzhou University have introduced a non-hand-worn, load-free VR hand rehabilitation system that could boost therapy ...

That's where virtual reality could help, and HTC, XRHealth and Nord-Space Aps have partnered on a mental health mission to the ISS. "Astronauts are essentially isolated during their missions for ...

A new virtual reality therapy method has reportedly been unveiled by Mynd Immersive in partnership with VR Immersive. One that aims to help war veterans in finding closure for their decades-old trauma ...