Dr. Connell comes back to Ego Check to talk about the developments in the therapeutic use of Dungeons & Dragons in therapy. She talks about how the game allows players to achieve personal growth through exposure. She offers insights into how to manage an improv-heavy campaign. We talk about balancing a professional life with hobby goals and values, and explore how to navigate the fatigue and burnout that can arise from generating content.
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Katie Gordon, Ph.D. on The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook
Mark Meredith on Rediscovering 4th Edition D&D
Ronen Givony on Not For You: Pearl Jam and the Present Tense
Matt Forbeck on Shotguns & Sorcery
Kelly Carlin on Legacy, Purpose & Resilience
Tomo Moriwaki on Designing Epic Tavern
Stacy King & Andrew Wheeler on Dungeons & Dragons: Wizards & Spells
Keith Ammann on The Monsters Know What They're Doing
Elizabeth & Jared Kilmer on Therapeutic D&D for Veterans
Dr. Rachel Kowert on Video Games & Mental Health
Matt Henderson on Designing Loke Battle Mats
Matt Dixon on Illustrating Hearthstone
Elisabeth de Kleer on Dungeons & Dragons Behind Bars
Teos Abadia on Designing Acquisitions Incorporated
Jim Zub on Creating the Young Adventurer's Guides for Dungeons & Dragons
Grant Ellis on Streaming RPGs & Celebrating A Knight's Tale
Allison Spence on Journalism, Marketing & Finding the "Why?"
Jason Massey from The Dungeons & Randomness Podcast on Building a Career out of D&D
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