Dungeons and Dragons Therapy - The 2nd Campaign #4

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 31 July 2020

⏱️ 153 minutes

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The 4th installment of the 2nd dungeons and dragons therapy campaign.

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0:00.0	Hey deserving listeners, it's time for our third or fourth, maybe our fourth installment of the second
0:07.3	campaign of Dungeons and Dragons, and this is a time for us to demonstrate how to use Dungeons and Dragons in a therapeutic manner.
0:15.0	And to promo our nonprofit called Game to Grow, Adam or Adam, why don't you explain what Game to Grow is and where they can go to find you guys?
0:26.0	Thank you, Kirk. Game to Grow is a 501c3 non-profit organization.
0:30.0	We're based in the Greater Seattle area.
0:32.0	We're most well known for is our therapeutic social skills groups serving kids, teens, emerging adults, using Dungeons and Dragons.
0:41.0	We have other groups that use other types of games, but Dungeons and Dragons is our flagship.
0:45.6	I'm also happy to announce that as of our most recent games this last week, we now have international players. We're a game to grow actually had players from four different countries in our last group. So if you are a listener even if you're not in Washington you can find out more about our groups at game to grow.org
1:06.0	and the group will the various different Dungeons and Dragons groups will appeal to people who are wanting to develop
1:16.7	self-esteem socially, to develop maybe social skills, and have a glorious wonderful fun bonding time while you do it and
1:27.3	that's what we're going to demonstrate today. All right take it away Adam Johns.
1:31.2	Well as is always the case, I want to start us off with a checking question to get us rolling,
1:40.0	get us warmed up a little bit.
1:42.0	Our checking question for today is what is your
1:44.1	favorite book and to also answer as your character and sometimes we we
1:49.9	restrict this a little bit and sometimes we go with the flow.
1:55.0	Today I want to I want to encourage you to speak in your character's voice when you
1:59.2	answer as your character is we're working on trying out character voices and and speaking in character
2:06.0	tombre and so I want to I want to work on that. So really the book question came
2:11.1	about because books are going to be a central part of our plot.
2:15.2	So I'm kind of curious what everybody's favorite book is.
2:19.2	Okay, well my favorite book is, I'm going to say the annotated Hobbit. The Hobbit is a
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