Geeking Out
The Official Geek Therapeutics Blog
Q and A with Dr. Daniel Kaufmann on writing “The Gamers Journey”
What inspired you to write this book? I’ve always felt that video games use the concept of mythology to help us follow the journey in
Q and A with Dr. Jamie Madigan and The Psychology of Dungeons and Dragons
“The Psychology of Dungeons and Dragons” What inspired you to write this book? I’d had a lot of fun writing a similar book about the
Exploring Post-Traumatic Growth in Persona 5: The Royal Through Social Penetration Theory
In the realm of psychological research, the intersection of video games and mental health has emerged as a fertile ground for exploration. A recent article
Quest for Closure: Navigating Grief with ‘Onward
Therapeutic Intervention Using “Onward” for Grieving and Growing Up Without a Father Therapeutic Focus: This intervention focuses on processing grief and exploring the emotional and
DBT at the Bar None: Life Skills from Hey Dude
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Through the Lens of “Hey Dude” Introduction to DBT: Dialectical Behavior Therapy is a cognitive-behavioral treatment developed to help people learn
“Saiyan Strengths CBT: Harnessing Resilience in Dragon Ball Z
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Through the Lens of “Dragon Ball Z” Introduction to CBT: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that treats problems
Exploring Inner Worlds with Art Therapy: The Christopher Robin Approach
Art Therapy Through the Lens of Christopher Robin Introduction to Art Therapy: Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that encourages self-expression through art-making.
Huck Finn Adventure Model: Conquering Fears with Exposure Therapy – Copy
Exposure Therapy Through the Lens of Huck Finn Introduction to Exposure Therapy: Exposure therapy is a psychological treatment developed to help people confront their
Finding Clarity in Chaos: Doug Funnie’s Journey through Acceptance Commitment Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Through the Lens of Doug Funnie Introduction to ACT: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that
