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Personalisation & Patient ExperienceLesson 24 of 32
What Clients Are Usually Worried About Before Trying Virtual Reality
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Kim Bullock, MDClinical Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Stanford School of MedicineLesson summary
Clients bring a whole gamut of responses to their first session — some fear dizziness or interoceptive sensations, others worry they'll be pushed too fast. Anticipating and normalising these concerns, and reassuring clients the process is gradual, builds the buy-in that gets treatment underway.
Key learning points
- Fears about intensity and control
- Concerns about dizziness and technology
- Reassurance that builds buy-in
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