Virtual Reality and Brain Monitoring for Teenage Anxiety

This trial is testing a new technology-based treatment for teenagers who have recently been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. The treatment combines virtual reality (a computer-created environment you view through a headset) with a mobile brain sensor that measures your brain activity. Researchers want to see if this combination can help reduce anxiety symptoms in young people.

Anxiety disorders are common in teenagers, and researchers are looking for new early-stage treatments that might work better or differently than traditional options. This trial explores whether using technology and brain feedback together could be an effective way to help teens manage anxiety.