Already virtual reality is being used to treat psychological problems and increase the awareness of people towards this issue. According to the World Health Organization, the number of people involved in nervous problems has increased tremendously for decades. For example, in the 1990s, 416 million people, who were depressed or anxious, grew by 615 million in 2013.
Every year so many people come to the treatment of mental health problems because of the trend of hugging positively all health authorities in the world. In any country, treatment of this problem can cost billions of billions of money. Considering the economic condition, it is very common to try to reduce the cost of treatment. Considering the cost and also considering the reaction of society, people do not want to tell or disclose such problems. From the counseling guidelines, it is understood that about 300 people with mental health problems are consulted with 233 mental health experts. The rest do not publishWhereas, with the help of general resources, this treatment is rare, there are various people and organizations seeking help in finding these answers. Already virtual reality is being used to improve the health and awareness of mental health problems.
New treatment
Virtual Reality Treatment is still in the early stages of many ideas about the whole new phenomenon in world health care. Creative Technology at the University of Southern California is an organization where virtual realities are being used to treat mental health problems. One of the discovery of the 'Bravemind' University It is a virtual reality-based pathogen exposure therapy that is used as a tool for post-traumatic stress disorder and other nervous problems.
Exposure Therapy has been used for many years to help people with the treatment of 'post-traumatic stress disorder' and problems related to stress. But it is difficult to treat them on this traumatic experience. Occasionally patients do not want to share their experiences, feel helpless. But virtual reality helps break this mindset. With the help of Bravemind, doctors make their patients gradually engrossed in the past environment. Doctors control virtual reality, the picture controls the emotional portion of the patient.The director of the virtual reality division of the company, Dr. Skip Riaoo has managed to develop the BraveMind application. Virtual Reality is producing various games and delightful waves, he believes technology will soon get better and will have a positive impact on mental healthcare. He believes virtual reality phobia, 'post-traumatic stress disorder', depression can have a significant effect on such mental health problems.
He said, "The use of virtual reality in the treatment of virtual realities of gaming and entertainment, the effectiveness of the psychological and physical problems, including a wide area of technology, the technology is playing a big role here. The experience of Virtual Reality matches well with various treatments and is used in Phobia, 'Post-traumatic stress disorder', depression, excessive eating problems, and brain-related problems.
While virtual reality will go a long way in mental health care, the use of technology in real life can not be said. New York's Behavioral Associates outpatient patients are suffering from mental health problems such as depression, phobia, anxiety, using virtual realities in their treatment. In recent times, the Samsung 360 Gear Camera is used to better understand the experience of virtual reality and to practice.
Virtual Reality is an area where thousands of people are involved in years of interest. It is often thought that it is only relevant to gaming and entertainment. This idea is not totally false. Healthcare organizations, doctors and educators are said to be using and using the Virtual Really to treat mental health problems. Although the results are in the initial stage, but they are constantly improving, there is no doubt that in the far future, newer applications will come in, which will add new dimensions to the treatment of mental health.
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(http://www.alphr.com/virtual-reality/1005294/can-vr-help-cure-the-mental-health-epidemic)
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