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Brain Vector’s Breakthrough in AI & VR for Mental Health: Personalised Therapy Solutions
- Published November 08, 2024 5:08AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Executive Interviews
Join us in an enlightening discussion with Dr. Stephane Verhaeghe, CEO & Co-Founder of Brain Vector, as he reveals the company’s groundbreaking use of AI and VR to support mental health. From aiding elderly patients in overcoming loneliness to assisting psychologists in creating customised therapy experiences, Brain Vector’s technology taps into positive memories to promote emotional healing. Dr. Verhaeghe discusses the clinical trial process, how their solutions meet diverse mental health needs, and their roadmap to bring impactful VR-based tools to the market. A must-watch for those interested in mental health tech advancements!
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