LIVE Biofeedback Session | Virtual Reality

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Biofeedback virtual reality has been researched for decades. In this eye opening video, MedCircle host, Kyle Kittleson, and Flowly CEO, Celine Tien, discuss how biofeedback virtual reality works for mental health conditions like ptsd, anxiety, depression, and even conditions like chronic pain.

Watch Kyle do a live biofeedback virtual reality session.

00:00 Intro
01:06 Biofeedback VR & how it works
07:17 Live Biofeedback VR Session
15:41 After the session: takeaways

#Biofeedback #MentalHealth #Mindfulness #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #virtualreality #virtualrealitygames

[JSHMomma]

Flowly has been a game changer for chronic pain, which is very real and can be debilitating.

[mangodreamz]

obsessed with Flowly! i've used it for the past 6 months and feel so much less stress, plus I sleep better. And when stressful stuff does come up, it's so much easier to deal with it having trained with the Flowly breathing

[haidongzhang]

I’ve felt the changes since I started using Flowly, my sleep was getting better, considering the fact that I used to wake up by my own snoring noises, now I can have a nice 8-hour sleep without waking up in the middle!

[ambs.adventures]

Love this! I'm a massage therapist and its so awesome to have something like this that is so easily activated! I did meditation before and put alot of people in the parasympathetic system but it's hard to get a massage all the time so if you could go home from a long day at work and do that this is amazing! Anything that calms our system down! I was scared of VR but I love this soooo much lol!!! <3

[dandemello_]

That's awesome! Having options beyond opioids is a game changer.

[seanfox]

I'm interested in the idea. I find meditation from the calm app to be beneficial but i find I'm going through 2-3 sessions to activate my ability to calm myself down.

[gemsher]

As an energy healer, intuitive counselor, mindfulness and yoga teacher I find this to be super cool and fun! Visualization and imagination comes easy for me, however, that’s not the case for the majority. Look forward to checking out these programs:)

[zucchinifred]

I love Flowly! been using it for over a year now and it's been amazing

[christinastallings]

I would consider virtual reality in biofeedback because it would help me feel immersed in the meditation.

[YuriHuntington]

Great product! Any knowledge on when flowy will be made available for Android?

[SweetiePieTweety]

I tried to implement a program that uses visualization to make the switch and retrain the brain. I thought I was doing what everyone else was doing yet I had zero success. Then I made the discovery I have aphantasia, the inability to see mental pictures. I wasn’t actually visualizing in pictures and therefore fully reading the emotional affect necessary to activate the switch between sympathetic and parasympathetic in a real time moment. I have entertained that virtual reality could be the missing link. I tried to substitute music or sound. I have wondered if I actually shut down my ability to video visual pics due to early childhood trauma. Tightly closing my eyes is my first response to a fearful moment. Then all my other senses heightened to the point my smell senses are predominant and have evolved to smells triggering allergies and other disabling physical symptoms. C-PTSD is a tough one to overcome. Interesting. I actually found this due to a horrid trigger from my ex abuser making a sudden appearance and I came to YouTube to find something visually and sound soothing. I gravitate to nature sounds and visuals.

[themaflowers]

A friend learned biofeedback in collage to control and pretty well stop epilepsy and meds for it

[chiyerano]

This has been interesting. Thank you.

[tracyperry]

ABSOLUTELY‼️‼️‼️🙏🏼I’LL TRY ANYTHING THAT HAS A POSSIBILITY TO HELP ME‼️‼️‼️🙏🏼❤️🐾🇨🇦🐾❤️🙏🏼Tracy

[rationalthinker]

Any recommendations for a well reputed neurobiofeedback treatment professional in Connecticut

[JoeMmt]

Y. The concept of having a personal way to positively affect the parasympathetic system would be helpful.

[paysonadams]

This is a Total Game Changer!!! Society Could completely CHANGE!!
HOW DO YOU GET THIS?

[le_th_]

I really like this CEO...and I'm generally very skeptical of CEOs. lol As in, I pretty much assume they are psychopaths, and then wait for them to prove me wrong (yes, I'm well aware not "all" CEOs are psychopaths).

This is really exciting! Imagine children whove been traumatized in war torn countries being able to use their phone for EMDR any time they want it....and military personnel....or even rape victims....child abuse victims.

I'm so excited for the possibilities of this technology!

[mjmmorales]

I believe this could work, but if a person was just starting to fall asleep and get into some good relaxation🤔 The sound of the host letting you about your heartbeatt would wake me It's all quiet & relaxing a nice sound of the waves from the ocean and then bam is loud I do like quiet movie and then allowed commercial 😜

[tomolly]

I went to NERO for biofeedback. I would say it help . I miss it PS>>.I have MS