With cheaper, more user-friendly systems poised to make virtual reality therapy available to many more patients, researchers are testing the bounds of VR’s therapeutic powers to treat a broader range of disorders. Greg Reger, PhD, poses the important question, “If VR is as good as traditional therapies, which one should we do for which patients, and why?”
Virtual Reality Therapy has real-life benefits for some mental disorders
Science News | November 1, 2018
