Hey deserving listeners, it is time for the third installment of our second Dungeons and Dragons campaign

in which we demonstrate how to use Dungeons and Dragons therapeutically.

If you want to listen to a meandering Dungeons and Dragons session, then I would continue listening.

If you don't, then, you know, maybe listen and check it out for a little bit and see if you like it.

And we're not going to be talking about anything overtly psychological in this

episode so just know that. Adam Davis can you describe to everyone what

game to grow does and what they can do to get involved.

Yes, Game to Grow is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.

We're based in the Greater Seattle Area,

and what we're most well known for is our therapeutic social skills groups that use

Dungeons and Dragons to help kids, teens, and adults become more confident,

creative, and socially capable. We have over 80, around 80 kids per week who come to our therapeutic social skills groups to work on their social skills, make friends, sometimes come out of their shelf for the very first time.

And if you'd like to get involved you can go to game to grow

or to find out more information about the groups that we run

but also to join our newsletter because we have a fully-fledged training

program coming out very soon.

We have webinars almost every week so if you'd like to

know more about that please join our newsletter at game to grow.org slash newsletter.

Can I just say it's so refreshing to hear a well put together summary and pitch about what you're what what you do and

your company does and things yeah that like well I don't know we like I have a little

a lot of practice this and whatnot.

Is that how most company pitches go?

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