Ming-Chyi Huang

schoolTaipei City Hospital Songde Branchbar_chart#1308 Global Rank

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Not the Right Cue for Me: Investigating VR Cue Design and Biofeedback Integration in Drug Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy is vital for identifying and managing craving-triggering cues. In this study, we paired virtual reality (VR) drug-cue scenarios with physiological sensors to capture participants’ real-time responses. Qualitative interviews with nineteen patients and six therapists showed that contextual elements resembl…

CHI '26CorrespondingVR Medical Training & Rehabilitation +2

Beyond Cues and Cravings: Exploring the Design of Assistive Systems for Craving Perception in Drug Psychotherapy with VR and Biofeedback

Psychotherapy is crucial for managing cue-induced cravings. However, most research has focused on explicit drug cues that elicit intense cravings, and recreating such high-risk scenarios in practice can inadvertently heighten cravings afterward, making these approaches impractical or ethically problematic in real-worl…

CSCW '25CorrespondingFacilitating Support and Belonging

Exploring the Design of Collaborative Technological Systems to Assist Patients in Motivating Quitting Gambling with Family Members

Gambling addiction can have a profound impact on the mental and financial well-being of individuals and their families. This paper presents an in-depth study on the development of technologies aimed at promoting collaborative efforts between patients and family members to deal with gaming addiction. The study performe…

CSCW '255th+ AuthorBeyond AI: Additional Considerations for Enhancing Healthcare

Not What I Want to Log or Share: Exploring How to Enhance Technological Support through Affordable Behavioral Self-Monitoring and Data Sharing with Key Support Figures

Shopping addiction is characterized by unrestrained repetitive purchasing behavior, negatively impacting one’s financial stability and social welfare. This study sought to gain insights into the development of self-monitoring devices and data sharing schemes to assist in dealing with shopping addiction. In this two-ph…

CSCW '235th+ AuthorOlder Adults

Mind and Body: The Complex Role of Social Resources in Understanding and Managing Depression in Older Adults

Depression is the most common mental health problem in older adults; however, a lack of understanding in the interaction between physical and social causes hinders effective treatment. Unique issues such as age-specific increases in comorbid physical problems and alienation from social contact can make it difficult fo…

CSCW '23CorrespondingMental Health II

Trigger or Treat: Using Technology to Facilitate the Perception of Cravings and Corresponding Cues for Achieving Clinical-friendly Drug Psychotherapy

Drug addiction is a chronic condition, marked by compulsive drug use. In previous research, cue exposure and biofeedback technologies proved effective in drug psychotherapy sessions; however, the focus has generally been on the awareness of cravings and the identification of cues. There has been relatively little rese…

CSCW '225th+ AuthorHealth and Consultation Practices, Addictive Behaviors, and Social Re-entry; Health and Consultation Practices, Addictive Behaviors, and Social Re-entry

To Use or Abuse: Opportunities and Difficulties in the Use of Multi-channel Support to Reduce Technology Abuse by Adolescents

Technology abuse among adolescents refers to the problematic use of technology devices, and the negative impact it can have on lifestyle and one’s physical and mental health. This paper reports on in-depth interviews with 15 dyads of adolescent patients, their parents, and four experts with the objective of unraveling…

CHI '225th+ AuthorMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +2

This App is not for Me: Using Mobile and Wearable Technologies to Improve Adolescents’ Smartphone Addiction through the Sharing of Personal Data with Parents

Smartphone addiction refers to the problematic use of smartphones, which can negatively impact one’s quality of life and even health. We conducted a two-week technology probe study to explore the use of technologies aimed at improving smartphone addiction among seven dyads of adolescents and their parents. Interviews…

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