Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP - 1 CE Hour
This training course examines how LARP can be utilized in therapeutic approaches with a diverse multitude of clients.
Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP
About this Training
Live action role-playing games are growing in popularity and come in a wide variety of forms, from large scale productions with hundreds of players to games played in people’s living rooms or over video chat. While LARP shares many traits with tabletop role-playing games, the key difference is that players in a LARP embody their characters instead of narrating all of their actions. Because of this, the intensity of the role-playing experience can often be amplified and feel especially personal. This training focuses on creating inclusive spaces that can support the integration of therapeutic techniques in LARP in a way that prioritizes participant safety. It will cover the different forms of LARP, tools and techniques for creating safe and empowering experiences, ways to navigate some common pitfalls, and best practices for creating accessible and inclusive infrastructures for these games.
1 APA Hour Upon Completion
The Telos Project is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Telos Project maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Geek Therapeutics is an approved Cosponsor.
1 NBCC Hour Upon Completion
Geek Therapeutics has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7042. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Geek Therapeutics is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
1 ACE CE Hour Upon Completion
Geek Therapeutics, #1769, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB)Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. Geek Therapeutics maintains responsibility for this course. ACE provider approval period: 05/19/2021 – 05/19/2022. Social workers completing this course receive 1 continuing education credits.
1 APT CE Hour Upon Completion
Geek Therapeutics, #21-649, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Play Therapy (APT)Approved Continuing Education program. Registered and Associated Play Therapists completing this course receive 1 continuing education credits.
Instructor(s)
GAME DESIGNER
Yeonsoo Julian Kim
Yeonsoo Julian Kim is a game designer and writer whose work largely focuses on grief, Asian and Asian American experiences, pop culture, gender, and adolescence. After earning a Masters degree from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU where they studied Interaction Design, Yeonsoo Julian Kim moved into the game design and interactive storytelling field. They have contributed to tabletop roleplaying games such as Kids on Bikes, Hearts of Wulin, and FlipTales, and are the lead designer for the card game Battle of the Boy Bands. In addition to tabletop games, Clio designs live action role-playing games such as The Long Drive Back from Busan, a LARP about a struggling K-pop group, and But Not Tonight, a LARP about nuclear panic in the 1980s. Their interactive novel The Fog Knows Your Name was published by Choice of Games in 2019. When not creating games, Yeonsoo Julian Kim can often be found talking about them on panels at gaming conventions across the country.
Course Curriculum
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP
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Welcome to the Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP Workshop
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Inclusive Practices for LARP Slides Handout
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Geek Culture & Play Therapy
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP Video
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP
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The Therapeutic Potential of Geek Culture in Play Therapy
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP Learning Objectives Quiz
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP Learning Objectives Quiz
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP CE Evaluation
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Inclusive Practices for Incorporating Therapeutic Techniques in LARP CE Evaluation
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Final Steps
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Here are the next steps!
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Other Information
Access is provided to the course via email after registration and payment is made.
System Requirements: A computer and a stable internet connection.
Target Audience: Psychologists, Social Workers, Counselors, Mental Health Professionals.
Content Level: Beginner
Course Completion Requirements: Completing all sections of the training of written information, video completion, learning objectives quiz, and course evaluation. Evaluations are part of the coursework. The certificate will then be generated immediately after all requirements have been completed.
Date Recorded: 08/08/2020
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Disability Accommodations
It is the responsibility of the Individual to contact Geek Therapeutics to request disability accommodations at Hello@geektherapeutics.com.
Geek Therapeutics is committed to helping each student reach his/her academic potential and to providing every student equal opportunity to participate in and engage with the course. In keeping with this commitment, effort has been made to develop accessible learning materials that provide equal access. Please contact Geek Therapeutics immediately if access to course materials is restricted due to a disability so the issue(s) can be resolved in a timely manner.
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