ArticleJournal of medical extended reality2025
Transcending Self Therapy Virtual Reality Expansion: Effect on Engagement, Completion and Temporal Usage Patterns.
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Transcending Self Therapy (TST) is an integrative cognitive behavioral therapy for substance use disorders (SUDs) that was adapted into an immersive virtual reality (VR) platform (TST-VR) featuring psychoeducation modules, mindfulness exercises, and interactive activities that reinforce TST principles. Utilizing an evidence-informed framework and incorporating feedback from a feasibility study, Transcending Self Therapy Virtual Reality (TST-VR) was expanded from a 4-Module version to a 10-Module version. Each of these modules contains four to six distinct lessons or interactive activities presented in a virtual environment. The aim of this study was to examine the effect of this expanded content on engagement with TST-VR. We hypothesized that the expanded content and feedback-informed changes incorporated into the 10-Module version would increase engagement in terms of total time (minutes) in the program and program completion. Fifty-eight military veterans receiving or being considered for SUD treatment (
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