Efficacy of virtual reality exposure therapy to treat driving phobia: a case report
作者： Jaye Wald , Steven Taylor
DOI: 10.1016/S0005-7916(01)00009-X
关键词: Desensitization (psychology) 、 Clinical psychology 、 Anxiety 、 Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy 、 Driving phobia 、 Psychology 、 Exposure therapy 、 Clinical trial 、 Poison control 、 Physical therapy 、 Anxiety disorder
摘要: An AB case design was used to examine the efficacy of virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) in treating driving phobia. After a one week baseline, patient received three treatment sessions over ten day period. Treatment included practice four VR scenarios. Peak anxiety decreased within and across sessions. Ratings avoidance declined from pre-treatment post-treatment, with gains maintained at seven month followup. Phobia-related interference daily functioning similarly decreased. The results suggest that it would be useful further evaluate VRET for phobia controlled clinical trials.
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