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Rasing the Ground
Therapy GroupDungeons & Dragons Gaming Group (once a week) focuses on playing with a Dungeon Master and therapist who facilitate social-skills themed adventures. The ideal group member is one who needs advanced socialization and/or skills in competition. Social skills include emotion regulation, perspective taking, and more! The curriculum teaches how to play D&D where one individual wins and the others lose, turn-taking elicits input from players, and scenarios provide teachable moments in applying social skills to defeat challenges. Skills can be directly applied to school and home challenging events. Sessions are up to 2-hours and are $50 per session. Please fill out this form interested first before starting: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/5/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSwBzaNMGfdZ3IQVgery_fdJmrVgsyYLM11nF3T_zAOq9dFg/viewform Age groups are 11-19 and 18+.
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What a way to start a NEW YEAR!
I previewed this message in a Video a few days ago. I got permission to post this on social media. This is a message we got monday morning Jan 6th. MON 8:53 AM James T Just a quick note Mr. Bell to say thank you for the great environment you create for folks at your shop! Canon loves coming to play there, and he always comments on how awesome and generous you are - I love it when my kids get to spend time around folks that are such great examples of how to be good in life. Thank you for that! What you're doing over there has real impact and blessings for the world. MON 4:54 PM Bell's Gaming Center Thank you James! It means a lot to me when I get feed back like this. Sometime I wonder if we are making a difference or just wasting our time. If you really want to thank me, tell other people what you just wrote here and give me permission to post this message on our social media sites. TUE 8:00 AM James T Absolutely sir! Share it anywhere, and I'll do the same - gotta keep good shops like yours in good business! |
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