In Your Head
Petra Epperlein & Michael Tucker
Can virtual reality control pain? Interface designer Dr. Diane Gromala has experienced chronic pain for the last 25 years. Working with concepts of mindfulness meditation, where a patient focuses on their pain to control it, Dr. Gromala and her team have built an immersive virtual reality environment that allows patients to interface with the self by using biofeedback and sensory cues to moderate pain levels.
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@focusfwdfilms http://t.co/dJirPWvVRf #VirtualMeds it's an interesting concept but I use biofeedback as well as medications to control pain.
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"It's all in your head" may sound infuriating to someone with chronic pain- but what if it's true? Watch #VirtualMeds: http://t.co/68HS5YFx
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This designer thinks virtual reality can aid with chronic pain. See the new short #VirtualMeds here: http://t.co/68HS5YFx