Psychology in Seattle.

So here we are session 8 of the Duns and Dragons therapy episode situation scenario.

Burto, how do you feel about it?

I'm pumped.

So this is the furthering of the My name Gershoo Kastina and I play a character named Grut, no just kidding.

I play Grolo the Cruel.

So Adam and Adam, please introduce yourselves.

Yeah, I'm Adam Johns.

I am the venerable dungeon master

for this campaign, for this ragtag group of fun-loving folks.

Fun-loving folks. folks.

I'm also the executive director for a game to grow, a nonprofit dedicated to using games of all kinds

for therapeutic educational and community growth.

My name is Adam Davis, also known as the Other Adam.

I'm also the other executive director and the other founder of Game to Grow,

and I'm playing a Tifling bard by the name of Shush.

So the main reason for... Tifling barred by the name of Shush.

So the main reason for this series of Dungeons and Dragons therapy

is to demonstrate that one can use Dungeons and Dragons in therapy but also for education purposes

for community building purposes. It is a fun game that a lot of young people and older people love to play so it just begins with that that it's fun and interesting and draws people in.

But it's this platform from which if you are the dungeon master, the leader,

so to speak, who knows how to marry both the game and the mechanics of the game and the style of the game and the

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