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Invitation to Participate in Virtual Reality (VR) Intervention Research for Reducing Social Avoidance

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If the description in the poster aptly describes your present circumstances, you are cordially invited to participate in the ‘Yes I Can’ project to see if our study enables you to feel more at ease during social encounters.

This program, which is a tripartite collaboration among The Chinese University of Hong Kong, AXA Insurance and Oxford VR, examines the effectiveness of our new Virtual Reality (VR) therapy targeting social avoidance and investigates the application of VR technology in the realm of mental health services.

Details of this study

- Eligible individuals will be invited to attend 4 appointments (including VR therapy sessions) and complete 3 questionnaires (Before and after therapy, and one-month follow up)

- The first 250 participants completing all elements of the study will be reimbursed with HKD $300

Online Registration

Please click here


Project Website

Please click here


Facebook Post

Please click here

Enquiry

Phone/ Send WhatsApp message to 97252591

Email: b191737@cuhk.edu.hk

to contact our research assistants


We look forward to your participation in our study!

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