Video Games and PTSD

The Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 96, Segment 1

May 12, 2015 • 48m

Dr. Carmen Russoniello, director East Carolina University’s Center for Applied Psychophysiology, former marine machine gunner and decorated Vietnam combat veteran, also directs a biofeedback program for Wounded Warrior Marines at Camp Lejeune. Dr. Russoniello talks about his research which combines video gaming technology and biofeedback techniques to help veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder.

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