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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://labe-prod.maptara.com/event/vr-meets-psychothe
 rapy-stress-case-reports-34/register">VR meets Psychotherapy: Stress - cas
 e reports</a>\nCME Webinar with Continuing Education Credits In this CME-c
 ertified webinar\, psychotherapeutic case discussions focusing on stress-r
 elated disorders are in the spotlight. Together\, we will take an evidence
 -based look at the use of Virtual Reality (VR) in stress disorders\, burno
 ut syndromes\, and stress-associated complaints. After a brief overview of
  the current research on VR in the treatment of stress-related disorders\,
  we will develop practice-oriented approaches for selecting appropriate VR
  settings – such as for relaxation\, self-regulation\, or mindfulness. C
 oncrete case examples from psychotherapeutic practice will serve as the ba
 sis for joint analysis and discussion. In collegial exchange\, we reflect 
 on challenges and solutions in practical application and discuss how VR ap
 plications can be meaningfully and effectively integrated into existing th
 erapy formats. Literature Tip: Meshkat\, S.\, Edalatkhah\, M.\, Di Luciano
 \, C.\, Martin\, J.\, & Bhat\, V. (2024). Virtual Reality and Stress Manag
 ement: A Systematic Review. Cureus (via PMC)\, published Februar 2024. Die
 ser systematische Review analysiert 50 Primärstudien mit insgesamt 2.885 
 Teilnehmenden und untersucht VR-basierte Interventionen zur Stressreduktio
 n bis Februar 2024. Die Einsätze reichen von Entspannungs- und Achtsamkei
 tsprogrammen über psychoedukative Aufgaben bis hin zu Expositionsansätze
 n. Ergebnisse zeigen durchweg\, dass VR Stress und psychische Belastungen 
 effizient mindern\, die Lebensqualität steigern und eine sichere\, kontro
 llierte Umgebung für stressassoziertes Lernen schafft – ohne dabei Nebe
 nwirkungen zu verursachen
DTSTAMP:20260531T025707Z
LOCATION:virtuallythere Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regis
 ter/WAM8HMjpQdGKReloc1F7zg
SUMMARY:VR meets Psychotherapy: Stress - case reports
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