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VR tech expands treatment possibilities for substance abuser disorder

People most likely think of games and adventure rather than therapy when it comes to cutting-edge virtual reality technology.

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IU affiliated startup develops VR technology to improve substance use recovery results

The team was granted over $4.9 million from national research institutions.

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Meeting future selves in VR aids substance use disorder recovery

VR experiences that involve meeting avatars based on their future selves could help people recovering from substance use disorder.

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Substance Abuse Recovery Assistance with Virtual Reality

In a recent study published in Discover Mental Health, a team of researchers led by Indiana University examine how virtual reality can be used to help indi | Health And Medicine

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New VR tech at IU aims to improve substance abuse

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 2,300 people died last year in Indiana due to a drug overdose.

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