Using Games in Therapy Without the Games
Ideally, we could all have a decked out game room to work with our clients, but that’s not always possible. We make due with what we have and sometimes and sometimes gaming is impossible.
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Ideally we could all have a decked out game room to work with our clients, but that’s not always possible. We make due with what we have and sometimes and sometimes gaming is impossible. Geek Therapy’s Josué Cardona will teach you the basics for making games a core part of therapy when actually playing any games is not possible.
