How does the EXPHYS Virtual Reality Pain Science Program work?
1. Understand your pain
2. Retrain your pain
3. Recovery
In this video, we share an insight into the recovery focus of the program. We use fun, interactive virtual reality movement activities that are specific to you, which restore your health and function.
Delivered as a 6-session pain science program over 10 weeks or as part of an exercise physiology program, the Virtual Reality Pain Science Program is provided as a one-on-one, face-to-face, mobile service. EXPHYS supplies the virtual reality equipment.
Interested in our Virtual Reality Pain Science Program?
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