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Scientific American, 2004
The article looks at the uses of virtual-reality programs in therapeutics. The cardinal virtue of virtual reality--the ability to give users the sense that they are "somewhere else"--can be of great value in a medical setting. Researchers are finding that some of the best applications of the software focus on therapy rather than entertainment.
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The article looks at the uses of virtual-reality programs in therapeutics. The cardinal virtue of virtual reality--the ability to give users the sense that they are "somewhere else"--can be of great value in a medical setting. Researchers are finding that some of the best applications of the software focus on therapy rather than entertainment.
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2021
واقعیت درمانی، نوعی روان درمانی است که در آن سعی می شود، با توجه به مفاهیم واقعیت، مسئولیت و امور درست و نادرست در زندگی فرد به رفع مشکلات او کمک شود. واقعیت درمانی، یکی از جدیدترین تلاش های درمانگران در راه توصیف انسان، تعیین قوانین رفتاری و چگونگی نیل به رضایت، خوشبختی و موفقیت محسوب میشود.
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واقعیت درمانی، نوعی روان درمانی است که در آن سعی می شود، با توجه به مفاهیم واقعیت، مسئولیت و امور درست و نادرست در زندگی فرد به رفع مشکلات او کمک شود. واقعیت درمانی، یکی از جدیدترین تلاش های درمانگران در راه توصیف انسان، تعیین قوانین رفتاری و چگونگی نیل به رضایت، خوشبختی و موفقیت محسوب میشود.
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Outcomes of a Reality Therapy Workshop
School Health Review, 1971(1971). Outcomes of a Reality Therapy Workshop. School Health Review: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 2-4.
J, Cauffman +4 more
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Crime & Delinquency, 1964
The author explains a new approach to psychotherapy, which he calls reality therapy, and discusses its application to the young offender. He contends that, whereas traditional psychotherapy provides psychological excuses for the patient's behavior and does not adequately confront the patient with the responsibility for the way he acts, reality therapy ...
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The author explains a new approach to psychotherapy, which he calls reality therapy, and discusses its application to the young offender. He contends that, whereas traditional psychotherapy provides psychological excuses for the patient's behavior and does not adequately confront the patient with the responsibility for the way he acts, reality therapy ...
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Communications of the ACM
Leveraging precisely designed alternate realities as therapeutic tools.
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Leveraging precisely designed alternate realities as therapeutic tools.
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Pragmatic Realities in Uremia Therapy
New England Journal of Medicine, 1978The present status and future prospects of uremia therapy in the United States are reviewed. Approximately 3500 renal transplants were done in 1976 as compared to 3700 in 1975. Functional two-year survival of grafts has not changed recently (40 to 45 per cent for cadaver donors; 70 to 75 per cent for siblings), but patient survival with cadaver grafts ...
E A, Friedman, B G, Delano, K M, Butt
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When Is Virtual Reality “Therapy”?
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2013The use of virtual reality (VR) systems within physical rehabilitation clinical practice and research is rapidly developing, highlighting the need for consensus as to the meaning and relevance of the label "VR therapy." The purpose of this communication is to argue that explicit examination of the inferences underlying this label and discussion ...
Danielle E, Levac, Jane, Galvin
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Personalizing Antiretroviral Therapy: Is it a Reality?
Personalized Medicine, 2009The concept of personalizing antiretroviral therapy is not novel, since the complexity of the HIV patient and their therapy has always demanded consideration of the patient's 'pharmacoecology', taking into account factors such as adherence, drug-drug and food-drug interactions, underlying disease and host states, such as organ dysfunction and pregnancy.
Phillips, E.J., Mallal, S.
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Reality therapy with rape victims
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 1990Rape is a violent act that inflicts injury on the very essence of the self. Reality therapy offers an applicable conceptual framework for the treatment of rape victims. Reality therapy groups minimize attention to the concept of mental illness. The warm, friendly atmosphere of the reality therapy group provides a supportive arena where the victim can ...
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The Reality of an Integrative Sex Therapy
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1989Although sex therapy from its inception has been acknowledged to be an integrative modality, little attention has focused on integrating various systemic approaches into sex therapy; yet the majority of sex therapists are probably familiar with these approaches. This article attempts to convey the reality of a newer sex therapy that integrates systemic
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