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Gaining Advantage 001: Dungeons & Dragons & Therapy (Game to Grow)

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Gaining Advantage 001: Dungeons & Dragons & Therapy (Game to Grow)
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Role-Playing Games are good for mental health, right? Of course! But what happens when it’s used for therapy? For our inaugural episode, we welcome Adam Davis from Game to Grow!

We also take a look at Reactive Attachment Disorder and how one might include a character with this condition in a TTRPG.

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  • 00:00 Introduction
  • 13:22 Game to Grow
  • 51:32 Playing the Other: Reactive Attachment Disorder

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