Dr. Katie Gordon joins me to discuss The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook, a fantastic collection of practical tools to reduce suffering, find meaning and increase hope. She talks about her initial interest in suicide research and how that evolved into writing the workbook. She describes how the tone of the book became more conversational with the reader over time and how the text has resonated with clinicians and patients since its release.
Teos Abadia on Adventure Flowcharts & Visual Aids
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
Megan Connell, PsyD on Therapeutic D&D and Coping with Creative Burnout
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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