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Psychiatry

Indications

Use of virtual reality during a psychiatric session to improve patient comfort and help patients speak out

Indications

Utilisation de la réalité virtuelle lors d'une séance en psychiatrie pour améliorer le confort du patient et aider à la prise de parole

                                              Clinical studies

Clinical studies

Clinical study published in a journal of psychology
+30%-24%-30%-22%
COMPETITION RATEDEPRESSIONGENERALIZED ANXIETYANXIETY

Evaluation of a mindfulness-based intervention with and without virtual reality – Dialectical Behaviour Therapy® – mindfulness training for the treatment of generalised anxiety disorder in primary care, Frontiers in Psychology, 2019.

Navarro-Haro M. V., et al.

Results: Significant increase in adherence to meditation sessions in the meditation group with virtual reality (100% completion rate) compared to the meditation group without virtual reality (70% completion rate). Significant pre- and post-intervention improvement in GAD-7, HADS-anxiety, HADS-depression, FFMQ-writing, FFMQ-acting with awareness, DERS-confusion, DERS-impulse, MAIA-autoregulation, MAIA-body-listening, and MAIA-confidence (p < 0.001) scales. N=39

Clinical study published in a journal of psychology
+30% -24%
COMPETITION RATE DEPRESSION
-30% -22%
GENERALIZED ANXIETY ANXIETY

Evaluation of a mindfulness-based intervention with and without virtual reality – Dialectical Behaviour Therapy® – mindfulness training for the treatment of generalised anxiety disorder in primary care, Frontiers in Psychology, 2019.

Navarro-Haro M. V., et al.

Results: Significant increase in adherence to meditation sessions in the meditation group with virtual reality (100% completion rate) compared to the meditation group without virtual reality (70% completion rate). Significant pre- and post-intervention improvement in GAD-7, HADS-anxiety, HADS-depression, FFMQ-writing, FFMQ-acting with awareness, DERS-confusion, DERS-impulse, MAIA-autoregulation, MAIA-body-listening, and MAIA-confidence (p < 0.001) scales. N=39

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