VRET Consent Form – The Doctors Gurr

Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy is extremely safe for the general population. A small percentage of the population may experience motion sickness (nausea, vomiting, ataxia, disorientation, eye-strain and vertigo) due to “sensory cue incongruity”. That is due to differences between what they are perceiving in the virtual environment being different from what their body is experiencing. However, it should be noted that improvements in the lag time between the virtual images and head movements have reduced these side effects for many people. There are some issues and disorders that are contraindicated for this type of procedure (see below for contraindications). Please read through the following list of medical conditions. Please answer ‘yes” or “no” to each item. If you’ve been diagnosed with, or believe you suffer from any of the following medical conditions, please inform Dr. Howard Gurr. Clients diagnosed with any of the following conditions are contraindicated and therefore should NOT use Virtual Reality Therapy.