In this article, I will discuss the relationship between psychoneuroimmunology and hypnotherapy. First, without addressing this relationship, let us start our article by defining psychoneuroimmunology. Although Solomon first coined the term psychoimmunology in 1964, it is noteworthy that there was very little human research in this field until the 1980s (Kiecolt-Glaser et al., 2002).

Dissociative disorders are one of the basic psychiatric diagnosis groups in which clinical psychologists can make very effective treatments in this field because they are caused by recurrent childhood traumas that start at an early age and are caused by recurrent childhood traumas in the axis of clinical psychology and can be treated with a psychotherapy method specific to trauma-centred diagnosis.

Starting from the concept of Neurofeedback, we will define Biofeedback first since it is a sub-branch of it. Biofeedback aims to give information about the physiological state of the patient and teach how to use these systems by measuring the parameters resulting from the physical reactions (sweating, respiratory rate, blood pressure, brain waves, etc.) in the human body.

From the first moment it entered our lives, it is quite possible to see the powerful effects of technology today. In addition, technology will gain more importance in human life day by day and even take a greater role in place of people. At this point, virtual reality, known as VR technology, has already assumed this role. So what is the concept of virtual reality, and how does it define itself in the literature?

Although a lot of research has been done on the human mind, especially since the 1800s, it has managed to preserve its real mystery. The reason for this is that it contains a structure that is too complex to be explained with a single definition. In the process, after the opinion that the mind cannot be examined differently from behavior became dominant, the science of psychology began to take place in our lives. The science of psychology, which examines the causes and consequences of human behavior from this dual perspective, has made undeniable contributions to the history of humanity.