Existential Dragons: A guide for mental health therapists that would like to use Dungeons & Dragons or other role-playing games as a group therapy tool

by Ryan Scott, Beverly Hoberg

A guide for mental health therapists that would like to use Dungeons & Dragons or other role-playing games as a group therapy tool.

Genres: Dungeons and Dragons

155 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 3, 2019

Reviews

[Michael Barlow · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't pay for this book with anything but a little time, as it was available with my Kindle Unlimited account. I'd be more disappointed had I purchased this book. The idea is solid, to bring therapeutic concepts into table-top role playing games (TTRPGs). This "book" is a quick read, and one of the reviews I read on Amazon was not wrong, ". . . it reads like a college paper. It's rife with grammatical errors, the writing style is amateur, at least half of the book is fluff to pad out the page length . . .," by Sam Kay. That withstanding, I enjoyed reading this one point of view and hope future reads have a little more to it. This seemed more like a rough draft that was submitted too early. Two stars is actually generous, but I did enjoy the idea.