We’re gearing up for PAX East Online, and are thrilled that the online platform means more of our community will be able to join! We have two panels that will be featured this year, and have also pulled together a list of panels that we are excited to watch. Know of any great panels we […]
I recently had the opportunity to appear with Laurie Hardie on several local Seattle radio stations! What a fun treat to be on Movin92.5, a radio station I used to listen to on my commutes to my old teaching job years ago, and now I could be interviewed and talk about Game to Grow’s therapeutic […]
Adam Davis was recently featured on the podcast The Next Session, hosted by Adam and Allysa Johns. They answer community questions and give advice to support your next tabletop role-playing game. They talk playing D&D in the 90s, struggle with celebrity names, and provide great insights on running your next TTRPG. The group gives advice […]
I had the pleasure of sitting with Ellen and the rest of the team at Nice Games Club to discuss the latest happenings at Game to Grow, including the global expansion of our game-based therapeutic social skills groups, our therapeutic role-playing game beginner’s box Critical Core, and told a few stories from behind the screen. […]
Game to Grow was featured on Today.com, in a segment hosted by Carson Daly! In this video, founders Adam Davis and Adam Johns discuss the powerful impact of Game to Grow’s social skills groups! Our groups use Dungeons and Dragons and other games to help youth participants make friends, build confidence, and feel more comfortable […]
Paizo, the publisher of the tabletop role-playing game Pathfinder, recently contacted Game to Grow to contribute to their community blog to recognize Autism Awareness Month. In order to elevate autistic voices, we reached out to members of the Game to Grow community to share their own voices and experiences. Authors include Catrine Zorn, a trainee […]
A recent article in Dicebreaker by Peter Ray Allison highlights the ways in which tabletop role-playing games have provided an important avenue for connection in the “loneliness epidemic” that has been highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the last year. Game to Grow founder Adam Davis was interviewed on the benefits that TTRPGs like Dungeons […]
We are thrilled to announce that Game to Grow has been approved by the American Psychological Association to provide continuing education for psychologists! Trainees who attend our mental health trainings, those designed for therapists and other professionals working in and around the field of mental health, now earn continuing education credits as they are trained […]
We are humbled to have been nominated for a Geeks Give Back award from Geekwire! We were nominated as part of our partnership with Foundry10 and our research initiatives exploring the benefits of Game to Grow’s therapeutically-applied Dungeons and Dragons groups. There are some other great nominees in multiple categories, and you can cast your […]
We’re so excited to announce that as we’ve been continuing to serve more and more individuals around the world with our therapeutic social skills groups using Minecraft and Dungeons and Dragons, we’ve expanded our team! After a recent round of hiring, we’re so pleased to present to you the most recent additions to Game to […]