No Rx Needed: A Therapist Recommends Games
This guest feature was written by Kim Shashoua, LMSW. Kim Shashoua, LMSW is a therapist who specializes in working with teens. She has presented at the GDC’s Narrative Summit, academic conferences, and
SIMplifying My Life
This article was written by Rade, who can be found on Facebook and Twitter. Sometimes, I like to think of myself as a Sim. Rade-Sim has ambitions to be a
Stressed Out: An Examination of Mental Health in Darkest Dungeon
This article was submitted by Greg Lent. In most games, the stress of combat is simply not explored. If touched upon at all, it is in cutscenes. A character
Geralt of Rivia, The Grey Player Character
This article was submitted by Taylor King. It contains spoilers for The Witcher. Geralt of Rivia, The Grey Player Character The world of the Witcher is a bleak and
A Pumpkin In The Toilet- A Story About Autism and Video Games
This article was submitted by Greg Lent. A Pumpkin In The Toilet- A Story About Autism and Video Games Growing up with an autistic brother is hard. I know
RANZCP Launches Your Health In Mind – Mental Health Information Resource
The Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) is the principal body representing the medical speciality of psychiatry in Australasia. They account for training of specialist doctors to become
Character Psychology: Joel, The Last of Us (Part 2)
Hello again! This is part of a character profile series being written to break down stigma and help game fans reach out. Today, we’ll be looking at Joel from Naughty
Character Psychology: Joel, The Last of Us (Part 1)
Hello all, to anyone unfamiliar with this site, I’m Dr Jennifer Hazel, a psychiatry physician and advocate for the use of technology in mental health care. I’m also a passionate