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From: Shelley Brundage
Date: 30 Oct 2006
Time: 16:07:48 -0600
Remote Name: 216.15.51.110
hi Hali I really cannot answer this question, as it would be up to the individual therapist providing the treatment. It is an interesting economic question; if VR happens to significantly reduce treatment time, then clinicians will have to either a) recruit more clients, or b) charge more for services using VR. It is a critical question to see how clinicians will react to and use VR. Shelley