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[Digital Healing] Person stopped at café door, put on headset
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- This is a column in which Song Jeongsuk, president of the Korea Integrative Healing Association, introduces how virtual reality headsets can help people gradually become accustomed to phobias and agoraphobia.
- In a study of 88 people with acrophobia, the group showed a clearer change than the waiting-list group, and it is reported that 27% refused conventional exposure training, compared with 3% when they first went through a virtual environment.
- Related studies rose from 76 in 2015 to 281 last year, and research teams at Seoul National University Hospital and Samsung Medical Center are developing Korea-tailored content, according to the report.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디지털치유론] 카페 문 앞에서 멈춰 선 사람, 헤드셋을 썼다
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