Tabletop Theory
Joe LeConteMental health and tabletop RPGs go together like barbarians and battle axes. I've been playing and running games in multiple systems for almost thirty years. From Dungeons and Dragons to Vampire: The Masquerade and everything in between. I also have a masters degree in counseling and currently am a licensed chemical dependency counselor intern in the state of Texas. Come with me as I try to learn ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Role playing games are an excellent environment to develop friendships. By examining the traditional sociological and newer primatological research we can understand how friendships develop. We can also understand why RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons are... more
Consent in gaming is a really important topic and book for the Role Playing Game community. I wanted to break it down like a book review so that you could decide weather or not it was worth your time.
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Come listen to the amazing panel that I was able to participate in at PAX West this year. The panel was called TTRPGS: Out of Fantasy Worlds & Into the Real World. We talked about how RPGs can be used as a tool to help people deal with their mental h... more
I talk with Maryanne Cullinan a middle school teacher who uses role playing games to help her students learn in the classroom. We talk about the importance of learning styles, student engagement and rocks.
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House rules are a great part of Dungeons & Dragons. I wanted to share some of my favorites.
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In episode 4 I talk with Dr. Eric Wood, the director of the counseling and mental health office at Texas Christian University. Dr. Wood is pioneering a new model of treatment at TCU called the collaborative care model that included supportive communi... more
Players no showing for game night can be really tough on a Game Master. In this video I share some of the ways I help my players and myself deal with last minute cancelations for the group and how to keep your RPG going.
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In episode 3 I talk with Kat Oliver, a talented comic book artist and Game Master. She is the creator of the Dungeon Delves comic strip, an excellent comics talk about RPGs and the people who play them. Her first collection of comics is being release... more
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