The article of our pilot study as a collaboration with Vestfold Hospital Trust, is a work in progress. In the meanwhile, have a look at the testimonials.

Testimonials

Patient 1)

“I have gone from being on full sick leave to now working fulltime for two months without significant pain. I have stopped taking painkillers and sleeping pills.”

Patient 2)

“My pain has decreased, and any remaining discomfort is manageable even when I engage in other activities. I have been able to remain focused/mindful without using VR in daily situations.”

Patient 3)

“I am still pain-free and i have completely transformed my perception of pain.The use of VR has been a significant factor in my recovery.”

FAQs

What is longterm pain?

Long term pain is pain that persists for an extended period, typically longer than three to six months. Pain is the body’s alarm system. It occurs when the nervous system sends signals to the brain, indicating an injury or problem, causing the sensation of pain. In the case of long term pain, the nervous system has become oversensitive and continues to send pain signals, even in the absence of tissue damage – making the alarm system continuously stay on.

I suffer from longterm pain; how can I try SensusVR?

SensusVR is available to try through your doctor, at your local hospitals, and at pain clinics. Our goal is to offer SensusVR all over Norway, but so far ask your therapist about us.

Are you a doctor or therapist, and want to try out our product? Book a demo here.

Which treatment principles does SensusVR use?

Our treatment modules are based on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and attention training. This combination helps patients learn techniques to control their pain, shift focus away from it, and relax.

Testimonials

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Patient 2)

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FAQs

You can expect our finished article during the fall of 2024