Dungeons & Dragons Therapy Group
The DnD Therapy Group is an opportunity for 3-6 participants to explore an individualized campaign using the DnD 5th Edition structure to foster coping skills and develop interpersonal skills that can aid in everyday life. Topics to be explored through this individualized, collaborative and therapeutic gaming process will include: ? how to increase self-confidence and self-worth, opportunities to practice and improve assertive and kind communication, ways to develop and practice boundary setting while building and fostering sympathy/empathy, exploring one's sense of self/identity, and exploring the intersection of DnD with expressive arts therapy.
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Looking Glass Counseling Davis Square office
255 Elm St
Suite 201
Somerville, MA 02144
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Looking Glass Counseling Davis Square office
255 Elm St
Suite 201
Somerville, MA 02144
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