How virtual reality is helping patients with phobias, anxiety disorders and more
Professor Daniel Freeman explains how VR can be used to treat a variety of mental health problems.
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Show Notes
In the New Year issue, we cover the biggest ideas that you need to understand in 2021, and in the past few episodes of the podcast we’ve been talking to the experts who will explain these ideas in their own words.
For the next in the series, we speak to Daniel Freeman, a Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. Daniel has been working with VR technology since 2001 and is a founder of Oxford VR, a University of Oxford spinout company.
He tells us about using virtual reality to treat mental health problems.
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