King's College London study demonstrates digital avatar therapy significantly reduces voice frequency and distress in psychosis patients.

A study from King's College London tested digital avatars as a therapy for individuals experiencing distressing voices in psychosis. The AVATAR2 trial, involving 345 participants, showed that those using avatar therapy reported significant reductions in voice frequency and distress after 16 weeks compared to standard treatment. Researchers believe this innovative approach could enhance mental health care, with plans to implement it in routine NHS settings for further evaluation.

October 28, 2024
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