Psychology in Seattle.

Okay, so let's try this again.

This is the ninth installment in the Adventures of Grolo and Crutty in which we demonstrate

Dungeons and Dragons therapy. This is the ninth episode in a series of nine and

if you want to hear if you want to listen to this and you're not you

haven't heard the other episodes go to the website there's a page there that's

labeled Dungeons and Dragons and listen to you one through eight and then listen to

this one and we are demonstrating how game to grow uses

Dungeons and Dragons for therapeutic uses and educational uses. It's a, even if you're familiar with Dungeons and Dragons

this is a particular style that is modified for use in therapy and group therapy

and education and social skills developments and all those kinds of things.

So if you want more information go to game to grow.org and this is the Psychology and Seattle Podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Kirkhana, I'm a therapist and a professor,

and someone who gets frustrated when my software doesn't work

and we record for half an hour and then we have to start all over again.

Who are you, Alberto?

Not that that would ever happen.

My name is Umberto Castignia,

and I play Groold, the Cruel, in this great adventure of ours.

My name is Adam Davis. I am one of the executive directors of Game to Grow.

I'm also playing Shooch, the Tifling Bard.

My name is Adam Johns. I'm the other executive director of Game to Grow and I am your chipper and cheery dungeon master for this hardy boys gang of the pictures.

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