20 years ago, Virtual Reality (VR) was discovered to be an effective therapy method for those with acrophobia. Since then, VR has been applied in a multitude of industries including automotive, gaming, retail, tourism, architecture, and many more. Further studies have continued to reveal the effectiveness of virtual-reality-based therapies when addressing other mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and substance abuse disorders. The immersive experience virtual reality provides, with its visuals paired with audio, an opportunity for patients to prepare for upcoming events through a controlled confrontation.
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