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Save $100 on your new Simple Practice subscription! Save 10% on your professional website with Media Queeries! Learn more about them here. In todays episode, Ariel talks with us about geek therapy, how to use media in sessions, combining art with gaming, and a bit about narrative therapy. Check out the episode to learn more! Ariel Landrum is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Art Therapist. She is a proud Filipino American currently practicing teletherapy out of Reseda, California. She is a self-identified "geek therapist" who uses her client's passions and fandoms to create connection, strength identification, and support of their individuality. She provides the service of assessing and certifying emotional support animals and letters for gender-affirming treatments. She has worked with children ages 3-17 years old, adults 18-61 years old, and senior citizens 62-83 years old. Populations she specializes in working with are: military members and their families, the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse. When she is not performing her clinical duties, she can be found playing Animal Crossingor petting her pup while watching Disney+. Check out Ariel's private practice website, Guidance Therapy. Take a listen to her podcast called "The Happiest Pod on Earth" on the Geek Therapy Network! Join our newsletter for free downloads, creative ideas, and exclusive access to our materials!  Follow Creative Therapy Umbrella on Instagram or on Facebook! Have feedback? Fill out our anonymous survey to let us know your thoughts, concerns, questions, suggestions, and feedback. For us to serve you better, we need to hear YOUR voice!

Bonus: Happy Valentine’s Day! Here is a bonus episode from our Geek Therapy Network podcast Hero Nation! Breck and Sophia list off some of their favorite interracial/interspecies couples in comic books, give some relationship advice and ultimately find that the best superpower anyone can possess is… Love. Links: Trevor Lifeline – https://www.thetrevorproject.org/about/programs-services/trevor-lifeline/ Hero Nation – http://heronation.geektherapy.com/ […] The post Supercouples in Comic Books (Hero Nation) appeared first on Geek Therapy.

#232: Before we officially kick off season 6 next week, here’s a preview of everything going on at the Geek Therapy Network in 2020! Join our mailing list for the latest updates and beta access! Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq […] The post Geek Therapy Network 2020 Preview appeared first on Geek Therapy.

****Spoilers**** We jump all the way to season 5 Diamond Days! We have a special guest, the creator of the Geek Therapy Network, Josué Cardona. This episode is just us being able to talk about our love for the Diamond Days episodes and the season finale. We get to talk about all the things that […] The post Special Change Your Mind appeared first on Here Comes a Thought.

Geek Therapy’s Josué Cardona has hijacked this feed to make a special announcement. The Geek Therapy Network, including GFT, is brought to you in part by member of Geek Therapy on Patreon. For the month of February GT is holding a special offer for all new and current members. Listen to learn more and visit […]

Geek Therapy’s Josué Cardona has hijacked this feed to make a special announcement. The Geek Therapy Network, including Jedi Counsel, is brought to you in part by member of Geek Therapy on Patreon. For the month of February GT is holding a special offer for all new and current members. Listen to learn more and … Continue reading Geek Therapy Patreon Special Offer

Welcome to the newest Podcast on Geek Therapy Network.  A new podcast by Kat La Forgia, Gian Ramos, and Marc Cuiriz discuss different topics of psychology with the help of Steven Universe. This episode discusses the episodes Cheeseburger Backpack to Cat Fingers. The topics of preparation vs. on the fly thinking, child labor, family connections, […] The post About Cheeseburger Breakfast appeared first on Here Comes a Thought.

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Welcome to the newest Podcast on Geek Therapy Network.  A new podcast by Kat La Forgia, Gian Ramos, and Marc Cuiriz discuss different topics of psychology with the help of Steven Universe. This episode discusses the rarely seen pilot of Steven Universe as well as the first three episodes of Steven Universe.  Gian discusses a correlation […] The post About the Beginning appeared first on Here Comes a Thought.

Hello, Podwalkers, and welcome to the Goblin Lore Podcast! In our twelfth episode, Magic: the Gathering cosplayers Sydney Stafl (@TappyToeClaws) and Olivia Gobert-Hicks (@goberthicks) join the guys to talk about the art and artifice of making MTG's characters come to life at GP Minneapolis. Sydney and Olivia explain their processes of creation, how much the craft is presentation versus performance for them, and discuss what cosplay means to the community at large and how they take care of themselves as some of the most forward-facing ambassadors of Vorthos culture. Remember: at 300 followers on Twitter, we'll do our next giveaway, so keep the word of mouth going! _________________________________________________ You can find the hosts on Twitter: Joe Redemann at @Fyndhorn, Hobbes Q. at @HobbesQ, and Alex Newman at @AlexanderNewm. Send questions, comments, thoughts, hopes, and dreams to @GoblinLorePod on Twitter or GoblinLorePodcast@gmail.com. Goblin Lore is a member of the Geek Therapy Network (on Twitter at @GeekTherapy). Opening and closing music by Wintergatan (@wintergatan). Logo art courtesy of Greg Staples, design by Joe Redemann.

#42: This episode of Headshots is actually episode #130 of another show on the Geek Therapy Network called GT Radio where talk about all the ways and reasons why we love co-op games. What are your favorite co-op gaming memories? *Consider subscribing to Geek Therapy on Twitch. For instructions on how to subscribe for free using Amazon […] The post The Joys of Co-Op Gaming appeared first on Headshots: The Psychology and Gaming Podcast.

Episode 018 What We Learned from Farming Sims, Starcraft and the Dark Places of the World   In which we debate the difference between chips and Pringles.  We also go to some of the darkest dankest places on the internet then crawl back to discuss the really enjoyable Stardew Valley and the legendary RTS Starcraft then we get derailed by an email from Jonathan all about VR.   Games discussed in this episode: The basics of Table Top Miniature gaming, and essential peripherals Overwatch for contemporary consoles Pokemon Sun and Moon for 3DS Starcraft and Starcraft 2 for PC Monster Hunter World for Xbox One and PS4 Stardew Valley for all Contemporary Consoles Gray Goo for PC Ashes of the Singularity: Escilation For PC Total War Series for PC Darkest Dungeon on PC Blood Bowl for Table Top Play and PC   Items discussed in What we learned this week: Overwatch and money made through selling emotes on Twitch:https://compete.kotaku.com/fans-have-spent-over-150-000-cheering-overwatch-league-1823250171   Pokemon Sun and Moon has a whole area dedicated to explaining how a Geothermal Power Plant works and because it’s a JRPG and you talk to everyone you end up learning a lot about Geothermal Power.   Stu has been watching some of the Starcraft 2 IEM.  His take is the push of Starcraft 2 being athelets.  GSL was also happening when we recorded.   Danika Harrod from Waypoint wrote a short article about how Monster Hunter World is making her better at video games and encouraging her to engage with systems she usually avoids. Article Link: https://waypoint.vice.com/en_us/article/vbpv4d/monster-hunter-world-better-at-video-games   What we Learned from You Discussion:   Jonathan emails in to discuss virtual reality and it’s practical applications.  Chase and Stu share their thoughts on the current condition of the tech, the limitations that presently exist but also what they would like to see in the future.   Shoutouts: Thanks Jeff for the email!   Stu recommends Altered Carbon on Netflix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhFM8akm9a4   He also suggests checking out Pro Starcraft stuff.  It is a good time.   He additionally recommends Freeman’s Mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbdo8VCAaV4   Sword Art Online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALCLCvNJ7iY   Chase promotes the Geek Therapy Network as well: http://www.geektherapy.com/PodcastNetwork/

In which you the audience learns that unfortunately Chase is not a cat person. Stu is a big fan of old racing games, Chase forgets about as much has he can remember of Resident Evil 2, and we get some great emails that result in even great discussions.   Games discussed in this episode: Monster Hunter World for Consoles Portal for many Platforms Darksouls Series for many Platforms Rock n'Roll Racing for SNES and Sega Genesis (Megadrive) Stunts for PC (DOS) Mario Odyssy for the Switch Resident Evil 2 for many Platforms but played on PS 1 Chronotrigger for SNES Parasite EVE for PS 1Monster Hunter Series on many Platforms Habitica App for iOS, Android and Browser Based Stardew Valley for many Platforms Life is Strange on PC   Items discussed in What we learned this week:   Stu brings up the change to Youtube Policy that basically limits the dollars you can make from add revenue based on how big your subscriber poll is and/or how many times your videos have been watched.   Gaming Disorder isn't a thing yet, even if the press are reporting on it like it is. Geek Therapy's Headshots Podcast discusses in Ep. 35: https://www.headshotspodcast.com/gaming-disorder-beta/   Waypoint Radio discussion on learning how to play hard games and that each person learns differently and the daunting task of making a game tutorial that teaches everyone:https://waypoint.vice.com/en_us/article/43qmdg/why-its-so-hard-to-get-into-games-like-monster-hunter   What we Learned from You Discussion:   Jonathan sends in an email to the show asking what we would put into video games to help a player learn mechanics, which results in Chase and Stu going down some very weird rabbit holes.   Jeff writes in and asks what we think of Nintendo's LABO project. Chase and Stu respond with optimism and concerns about kids and cardboard.   Shout Outs!   Thank you Jonathan and Jeff for your emails.   Check out Headshots and all the great shows on the Geek Therapy Network.   Check out Waypoint Radio if it's your thing.   Check out Future Monkeys Podcast and website:http://futuremonkeys.com/  

#114: Josué and Lara talk VR, scary games, muting games, immersion, Hellblade, the uncontrollable Last Jedi hype, and a preview of our upcoming asks for support from the community. Notes: Join the Geek Therapy mailing list: http://eepurl.com/wS4LP — Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a patron of the Geek Therapy Network here: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy Come chat with us on Geek […] The post VR, Scary Games, Muting Games, Immersion, Hellblade, Last Jedi Hype, Community Team-Up appeared first on Geek Therapy.

#112: Josué and Lara catch up with a discussion about Justice League. Spoilers: They love it. — Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a patron of the Geek Therapy Network here: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy Come chat with us on Geek Therapy Community Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/2jwHRv8 Join the Geek Therapy mailing list: http://eepurl.com/wS4LP ​ The post Justice League appeared first on Geek Therapy.

#111: Josué and Lara have some catching up to do. On this episode, we discuss Thor: Ragnarok. — Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a patron of the Geek Therapy Network here: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy. Come chat with us on Geek Therapy Community Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/2jwHRv8 Join the Geek Therapy mailing list: http://eepurl.com/wS4LP ​   The post Thor: Ragnarok appeared first on Geek Therapy.

This episode covers: As a 10th episode special Stu and Chase choose to explore a game together. Focus of this episode is Master of Orion 2 for PC. We also talk about how we unconciously know entire pantheons, thank you SMITE! We also talk about Free to Play, loot crates (Which are such a big deal right now) and emails from Greg and Robert. We also discuss the value of human contact.   Games discussed in this episode: Master of Orion 2 for PC Smite for PC League of Legends for PC Player Unknown Battlegrounds for PC Katamari Damachi for PS1 Super Meat Boy for multiple consoles Binding of Isaac for multiple consoles Climb your Friends for PC Fortnite for PC/PS 4 Warhammer 40K 8th Edition for Table Top Logres: JRPG for Mobile Devices   Items discussed in What we learned this week:   Buzzfeed's Breitbart article on Milo, Launching the Alt-Right and it's significance to gaming culture: https://www.buzzfeed.com/josephbernstein/heres-how-breitbart-and-milo-smuggled-white-nationalism?utm_term=.msgyV4OGQ#.pvAKMy5dL   Waypoint Radio talks about Milo and Gamergate: https://waypoint.vice.com/en_us/article/qvj53m/we-discuss-gamergates-legacy-the-death-of-aim-on-waypoint-radio   Mexican Soap Opera Star Strikes reporter video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOllEwPEGtM   UK attempting to identify Loot Crates as a form of gambling to be monitored or controlled: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/10/16/loot-box-questions-in-uk-parliament/   ESRB not interested in discussing Loot Crates or moderation:https://www.kotaku.com.au/2017/10/esrb-says-it-doesnt-see-loot-boxes-as-gambling/     Shout Outs! Geek Therapy Network: http://www.geektherapy.com/PodcastNetwork/   Waypoint Radio and Waypoint at Vice Media: https://waypoint.vice.com/en_us    

This episode covers: We get an email from Josue Cardona in which he tries to answer what he can intelligently, and we fumble through it. We also talk MUD's (Multi-User Dungeons), the progressive party options in the Final Fantasy Legend series, how Chase responded to the choice of race and gender as a child, and how there are a whole bunch of cool podcasts out there with people using games for good,   Games discussed in this episode:   Ancient Anguish For Web Browers Final Fantasy Tactics for PS Ultima Online Shards on PC Final Fantasy Legend II for Nintendo Gameboy TSR Dungeon and Dragons games for DOS/PCAlbion Online for PC Rebuild 3 for PC Blaze Blue Centralfiction for PC Space Tyrant for PC Dark Age Miniatures Game for Table Top   Items discussed in What we learned this week:   Josue Cardona's email relating to screen time, pursuing experts and understanding how much is too much or just the right amount of gaming for a child (or anyone).   Games Saved my Life http://gamessavedmylife.tumblr.com/     Shout Outs!   +7 Intelligence, a Podcast about how games can change the world http://plus7intelligence.com/   Josue and the whole crew at The Geek Therapy Network and it's many parts https://www.geektherapy.com/   Gaming History X, thank you Fred and Trees for having me, check out the episode here: https://gaminghistory101.com/2017/08/02/ghx-episode-14-full-house/   Ash at Guerrilla Miniature Gameshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbO4Vs1vlAA9hz7Ad7IMgughttps://guerrillaminiaturegames.wordpress.com/    

Ep. 94: We have a new show on the Geek Therapy Network! It’s called GFT. Check it out. We discuss the importance of popular media in the context of Fate of the Furious beating Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ opening weekend box office record. Josué recaps a panel he was on at C2E2 in Chicago […] The post GFT, Fate of the Furious beat The Force Awakens, C2E2, 13 Reasons Why appeared first on Geek Therapy.

#8: Finally, another episode of Rolling for Change emerges from its cocoon. Before I tell you about the episode, please stop what you are doing and go to this link: https://slack-redir.net/link?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2F2mU9KQB&v=3 This is a short survey about the Geek Therapy Network and Rolling for Change. Now, this episode is an interview with Ward Batty. Ward […] The post A Discussion with Ward Batty appeared first on Rolling for Change.

Ep. 87: This week Josué interviews Dr. Kathryn Gordon and Brandon Saxton from Jedi Counsel, the newest show on the Geek Therapy Network. Their show explores mental health through fictional characters so we talk a little about their show, the DSM, media’s responsibility to show correct portrayals of mental health and more. You can find Jedi […] The post Exploring Mental Health Through Fictional Characters w/ Jedi Counsel’s Dr. Kathryn Gordon and Brandon Saxton appeared first on Geek Therapy.