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[Digital Therapeutics] Stories of People Who Learned to Walk Again in a Virtual Forest
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- Song Jeong-suk, president of the Korea Integrative Healing Association (KIHA), wrote a column introducing digital therapeutics, citing the case of a member who practised public speaking using a virtual reality device.
- President Song Jeong-suk argued that the key is 'telepresence,' the sense that a virtual experience feels real, and that digital tools help with self-care rather than diagnosis or prescription.
- President Song recommended small daily habits of five minutes, and said this content is included in Chapter 8 of his book 'Digital Therapeutics Level I.'
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디지털치유론] 가상 숲에서 다시 걷는 법을 배운 사람들 이야기
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