Transdisciplinary efforts for further elucidating the etiology of eating and weight disorders and improving the effectiveness of the available evidence-based interventions are imperative at this time. Recent studies indicate that computer-generated graphic environments—virtual reality (VR)—can integrate and extend existing treatments for eating and weight disorders (EWDs). Future possibilities for VR to improve actual approaches include its use for altering in real time the experience of the body (embodiment) and as a cue exposure tool for reducing food craving
Here, we provide a comprehensive listing of research done on eating disorders and obesity in virtual...
Despite advances in our understanding of the behavioral and molecular factors that underlie the onse...
Background: Cue-exposure therapy (CET) has proven its effi cacy in treating patients with bulimia ne...
Transdisciplinary efforts for further elucidating the etiology of eating and weight disorders and im...
Virtual Reality (VR) has, for the past two decades, proven to be a useful adjunctive tool for both a...
In the last twenty years researchers have embraced virtual reality (VR) in order to integrate and ex...
This Special Issue presents and discusses a collection of authoritative studies suggesting that comp...
The clinical use of Virtual Reality (VR) with eating disturbances is based on theory-driven psychol...
Since the late 1990s the use of virtual reality (VR) has expanded in the field of mental disorders. ...
A high percentage of patients with eating disorders (ED) respond to treatments such as cognitive-beh...
Several lines of evidence suggest that Virtual Reality (VR) has a potential utility in eating disord...
International audienceEating Disorders, one of the most common pathologies of the occidental society...
Despite advances in our understanding of the behavioral and molecular factors that underlie the onse...
Since the late 1990s the use of virtual reality (VR) has expanded in the field of mental disorders. ...
International audienceFood craving is a main pathological issue in Eating Disorders (ED), associated...
Here, we provide a comprehensive listing of research done on eating disorders and obesity in virtual...
Despite advances in our understanding of the behavioral and molecular factors that underlie the onse...
Background: Cue-exposure therapy (CET) has proven its effi cacy in treating patients with bulimia ne...
Transdisciplinary efforts for further elucidating the etiology of eating and weight disorders and im...
Virtual Reality (VR) has, for the past two decades, proven to be a useful adjunctive tool for both a...
In the last twenty years researchers have embraced virtual reality (VR) in order to integrate and ex...
This Special Issue presents and discusses a collection of authoritative studies suggesting that comp...
The clinical use of Virtual Reality (VR) with eating disturbances is based on theory-driven psychol...
Since the late 1990s the use of virtual reality (VR) has expanded in the field of mental disorders. ...
A high percentage of patients with eating disorders (ED) respond to treatments such as cognitive-beh...
Several lines of evidence suggest that Virtual Reality (VR) has a potential utility in eating disord...
International audienceEating Disorders, one of the most common pathologies of the occidental society...
Despite advances in our understanding of the behavioral and molecular factors that underlie the onse...
Since the late 1990s the use of virtual reality (VR) has expanded in the field of mental disorders. ...
International audienceFood craving is a main pathological issue in Eating Disorders (ED), associated...
Here, we provide a comprehensive listing of research done on eating disorders and obesity in virtual...
Despite advances in our understanding of the behavioral and molecular factors that underlie the onse...
Background: Cue-exposure therapy (CET) has proven its effi cacy in treating patients with bulimia ne...