Empowering Your Mental Health

  All group interventions are facilitated by a registered Psychologist (Kevin) with extensive gaming experience both playing and running multiple game systems. The groups are kept small to ensure all participants can be supported and encouraged participation in the game systems. Initial intake appointments are conducted with all clients individually to discuss presenting concerns, familiarise participants with the group facilitator, assess risk, and inform placement of participants into groups with other members they can get along with. 

Presently the programs are offered for clients funded by the NDIS. However, privately paying clients and clients under other funding streams are welcome to participate in the groups. 

Venues for group appointments may vary to that offered for individual therapy. 

Small group sessions focused upon allowing children, teens and adults the opportunity to work alongside others to slay monsters, win gaming glory, and develop meaningful social skills in the process. 

Using the accessible board game HeroQuest, players do not require prior experience, making it ideal for beginners. The game encourages cooperation, communication, and problem-solving as players unite to defeat an evil warlord through shared strategy teamwork.  

The group is limited to 4 participants to allow the interactions to be supported and ensure players are not lost in the group. 

The program consists of one 1.5 hour intake appointment (for each member) and then 6 x 2 hour gaming/ skill building sessions. 

This is currently offered for NDIS clients only at this time. 

Small group sessions focused upon allowing children, teens and adults to participate in structure tabletop roleplaying games within a supportive environment. The focus is on fostering positive social interactions, while building confidence and developing skills that transfer into everyday life. 

Using a simplified version of the Dungeons and Dragons participants engage in collaborative storytelling and gameplay where teamwork, communication, and flexible problem-solving are essential. Players work together to overcome challenges, defeat monsters, and progress through immersive fantasy adventures in a fun and engaging setting. 

The group is limited to 3 participants to allow the interactions to be supported and ensure group members can be supported by the facilitator. 

The program consists of one 1.5 hour intake appointment and then 6 x 2 hour gaming/ skill building sessions. 

This is currently offered for NDIS clients only at this time.