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🌟Reviews are in, and it’s a WINNER! 🌟
We’ve just had our first lot of Veterans experience the Centre’s Virtual Reality Headset! 🥽
Able to be used in 5, 10, or 20 minute intervals, these Headsets use state-of-the-art immersive environments created for targeting Stress, enhancing recovery and behavioural changes, even just as a quick relaxation technique. Coupled with the high-quality noise cancelling headphones, you’ll believe that you’re in the Swiss Alps! Add a comfy chair into the mix, and you won’t want to leave!
Bookings ARE essential to ensure you get the full uninterrupted experience you deserve, so please contact us on; (02) 5958 5471, or email us at [email protected] today!
Our friendly Veteran Support Coordinator will be here to help you every step of the way.
Virtual reality (VR) headsets have been increasingly used to assist veterans in various ways, particularly in therapy and rehabilitation. Here are some ways VR headsets are helping veterans:
1. **PTSD Treatment**: Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a common challenge for veterans returning from traumatic environments. VR therapy allows veterans to confront and process traumatic experiences in a controlled environment.
2. **Pain Management**: Veterans often suffer from chronic pain, whether due to combat injuries or other service-related issues. VR can distract from pain by immersing users in engaging experiences, effectively reducing the perception of pain. It can also offer relaxation exercises and mindfulness activities to alleviate discomfort.
3. **Mindfulness and relaxation techniques**: VR Assists in Mindfulness and relaxation techniques by removing external stimuli and allowing the user to focus on what’s in front of them. This trains the mindfulness “muscle” through repeated use, hopefully lowering the threshold and time it takes to reach your ideal level.
Overall, VR headsets offer versatile tools for supporting veterans’ physical, mental, and social well-being, contributing to their overall quality of life.
This amazing opportunity is due to the following Organizations!
Wellbeing Grant from the Australian Government Department of Veterans’ Affairs
AtOne App
RSL NSW
RSL LifeCare Veteran Services
RSL LifeCare
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