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The Use of Virtual Reality to Treat Addiction

Dr. Brandon Oberlin ‘s research on the neurobehavioral aspects of addiction: initiation, progression, and recovery has been written about and recognized nationally. He looks at how the brain functions influence thoughts, emotions, and actions. Using neuroimaging to understand how brain function relates to impulsivity, sensation seeking, and addiction risk—and factors associated with recovery success. His team, with expertise in addiction psychiatry, neuroimaging, biostatistics, and psychology, test cutting-edge interventions for recovery support using immersive virtual reality simulations of personalized futures. These technology-driven interventions are intended to advance recovery science and improve recovery outcomes.

Through this dynamic in-person presentation, participants will learn:

•Impulsivity and sensation seeking in addiction and recovery

-These traits are major addiction risk factors but may also be key treatment targets.

•Using immersive virtual reality for addiction recovery support

-Simulations of personalized futures can create positive recovery outcomes

•Brain imaging to understand addiction and recovery mechanisms

-Functional magnetic resonance imaging reveals brain activity during reward and cognitive tasks.

The Use of Virtual Reality to Treat Addiction

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