Therapeutic glasses and method for using the same
OwnerFredric Schifferinventor
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Abstract
Therapeutic glasses for changing the psychological state of a user and a method for using the glasses are disclosed. The therapeutic glasses include at least one lens of a size sufficient to cover an eye of the user, wherein at least one lens restricts vision to a lateral visual field. The method includes wearing the glasses for a sufficient period of time, thereby stimulating the user to achieve a change in the psychological state of the user.
Claims20
A method for stimulating a change in the psychological state of a subject, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing therapeutic glasses having a first lens and second lens wherein the first lens is of a size sufficient to cover a first eye of the subject and reduces vision of a lateral field of the first eye;
- the second lens is of a size sufficient to cover a second eye of the subject and reduces vision of both lateral visual fields of the second eye;
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- b) wearing said therapeutic glasses for a sufficient period of time while reducing vision of a lateral field of the first eye and reducing vision of both lateral visual fields of the second eye of the subject, thereby stimulating the subject to achieve a change in the psychological state of the subject.
A method for stimulating a change in the psychological state of a subject, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing the subject undergoing psychotherapy therapeutic glasses having lenses of a size sufficient to cover the eyes of the subject, wherein both lenses reduce vision of a same lateral field;
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- b) wearing said therapeutic glasses during a psychotherapy session for a sufficient period of time, while reducing vision of the same lateral field of both eyes of the subject, thereby stimulating the subject to achieve a change in the psychological state of the subject.
Therapeutic glasses for changing the psychological state of a user having a first lens and second lens wherein the first lens is of a size sufficient to cover a first eye of the subject and reduces vision of one lateral field of the first eye;
- and wherein the second lens is of a size sufficient to cover a second eye of the subject and reduces vision of both lateral visual fields of the second eye.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.