Video Game Mentors

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Practice social, communication and coping skills in a virtual and gaming setting
Learn to open up, build connections, and create memories with your peers
Cultivate awareness on healthy technology use.
Focus on Mental Fitness in various settings
Researchers found that playing video games helps reduce symptoms of ADHD in some children

For Kids & Teen

Two Age Groups, 10-13 & 14-17
Improving Social Skills & Thinking
Expanding Social Engagement
Enhancing Stress Management
Developing Self-Awareness
Achieving Flexible Gaming Behavior

For parents

Identify Child's Academic Problems & Overcome Barriers to Progress
Improve Child's Sleep Hygiene & Activities of Daily Living
Identifying Clinical Needs & Connecting to Services
Translate Child's Gaming Skills to the "Real-World"
Decrease Conflict Over Gaming
Process Frustrations & Progress in Parent Group
Help Break Child's Isolations & Create Opportunities for Social Connection

Provide Venue to Strengthen Existing Friendships

Video Game Mentors

For Kids & Teen

For parents

60-90 minutes weekly meetings

Offer 1 on 1 sessions or group sessions with peers.

Ages: 10 to 21 (will be grouped with age-appropriate peers)

Telehealth only

Irrational ones

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