Virtually Recovering on the Beach while in Hospital - Graphic Designer Uses Virtual Relaxation Beach Video to Treat Pain and Anxiety After 4th Leg Operation

    ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, February 23, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Robert Deluce, a 39 year old graphic designer out of West Yorkshire, UK has just had his 4th leg operation and uses Dr. Eric Fassbender's Virtual Relaxation Atmosphaere Dream Beach 360 to relax on the beach and recover from surgery pain, anxiety and stress.

Robert was suffering from the usual after-effects of surgery namely pain, stress and anxiety. He once saw a post on Facebook about Dr. Fassbender's Virtual Relaxation Atmosphaere Dream Beach 360. He downloaded a demo, not knowing that it was going to change how he recovers from surgery a few weeks later. After undergoing his 4th leg surgery, he surely knows that the road to recovery is long, however, according to Robert, he just found a way to shorten his recovery period with the help of Dream Beach 360.

Dr. Fassbender's Virtual Relaxation Atmosphaeres allow people to go to and enjoy locations that they wouldn't normally be able to see and experience. As the world's first 360 degree relaxation video available to the public, Dream Beach 360's intended purpose is to help people relax and reduce stress, pain and anxiety. With the use of the Samsung Gear VR and similar VR headsets, your own computer, mobile phone and the VR Atmosphaeres, people can travel, relax and heal in the comfort of their own home or, like in the case of Robert, at the hospital.

Stuck in a hospital bed, Robert remembered that he had the Dream Beach 360 Atmosphaere on his Gear VR. He admits that it's not something that he would normally watch on his VR headset, however, acknowledges that the other games and movies saved on the headset were "just the opposite of relaxing". Instead of games and computer animated content, he played the realistic 360 degree Video Atmosphaere and soon enough, he was relaxing and recovering in his hospital bed as he played Dream Beach 360 over and over again.

"It totally moved me from my hospital bed to another place," Robert shares. "After about 5 minutes of replaying the demo I was already feeling much more relaxed and free," he follows.

However, Virtual Relaxation is not exclusive to people who recover from surgery. Anyone with a Virtual Reality headset like the Gear VR, Oculus Rift or even Google's cardboard can enjoy the benefits that Robert has experienced by downloading their very own copy of the Dream Beach 360 Atmosphaere. In fact, Robert recommends Virtual Relaxation to just about anyone - from people like him who are stuck in a hospital bed to people who need to unwind from their stresses or those who are simply looking to see great places that they might otherwise never get to see in real life.

Robert is just one of many happy and relaxed users of Dr. Fassbender's Atmosphaeres who has recently released another Virtual Relaxation Video, called A Walk on the Beach which can be downloaded at www.feeltherelaxation.com

"I thank Robert for sharing his experiences with Dream Beach 360. It's always nice to hear from people who are benefiting from the Atmosphaeres' intended purpose of relieving pain, anxiety and stress," says Dr. Fassbender, "I wish Robert a speedy recovery" he follows.

For the full interview with Robert Deluce about his use of Atmosphaeres for recovery after surgery and more information on Atmosphaeres in general, please visit http://www.feeltherelaxation.com/

Dr. Fassbender's Virtual Relaxation Atmosphaeres are 360 degree video environments that help people to escape the hustle and noise of their busy lives and find some peaceful & quiet places to unwind from their stresses. Atmosphaeres don't just virtually transport you to another place but actually make you - feel - like you are in fact at the other, calming place. Atmosphaeres are best experienced in a Virtual Reality Head-mounted Display (HMD) like the Samsung Gear VR, the Oculus Rift or other HMD's. However, you can also experience the feeling of 'being there' on your desktop computer or your mobile phone or tablet.

Dr. Eric Fassbender holds a PhD in Virtual Realities. After discovering that highly immersive Virtual Realities are not very conducive to learning (at least in 2009 when highly immersive Virtual Realities were still a novelty) he discovered that they can instead be used very successfully for pain, anxiety and stress reduction. With his Atmosphaeres, Dr. Fassbender is the first researcher to offer readily available full-length 360 degree Virtual Relaxation videos for pain, anxiety and stress reduction to end users of VR Headsets like the Samsung Gear VR or Oculus Rift.

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