About this episode

Skye and Will discuss the potential of virtual reality as an effective intervention for ADHD based on a systematic review of studies.

Most ADHD interventions only work if you actually stick with them. So what happens when the intervention is something your brain actually wants to do? Skye joins Will to unpack a systematic review of 22 studies on virtual reality interventions for ADHD. They look at surprisingly high adherence rates, what the research suggests about attention and working memory, and whether improvements inside VR actually carry over into everyday life. They also dig into the different ways VR is being used, f...

People in this episode

Host: Skye Waterson

Guest: Will

Topics covered

• ADHD interventions
• virtual reality
• attention
• working memory
• adherence rates
• everyday life

Keywords

• ADHD
• virtual reality
• interventions
• attention
• working memory
• adherence
• everyday life

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ADHD

Products: virtual reality

Books & works: systematic review of 22 studies

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