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Master your Dragons

Sit with a certified therapeutic game master for one-on-one or group gaming sessions. No experience required!

Inclusive therapeutic gaming for individuals and groups

A therapist-led table top roleplaying experience where adults can explore identity, relationships, confidence, communication, creativity, and personal growth through collaborative storytelling and play.

We do 1:1 therapeutic gaming sessions weekly or bi-monthly, or group sessions with your chosen goals in mind. And yes, we can bill insurance.

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Learn TTRPGs

Adults 18+ who have or have not played role playing games (TTRPGs) who are in Minnesota. No experience required!

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Use your Insurance or HSA 

Check with your insurance to see if I am in network first. I am happy to bill your insurance to see if they will cover therapy sessions. It is billed as therapy directly. Cash sessions are 200$. 

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What? When?

One-on-one Wednesdays! Online (i.e. Zoom or Discord) 11am-7pm CST for one hour a week. D&D Daggerheart, Shadowdark, Kids on Brooms - or GM’s choice! Groups TBD. 

About

My name is emily

Emily is a certified therapeutic game master (TGM) who works with all types of adults 18+, usually LGBTQIA+ and people with neurodivergent brains.

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What happens
in a 

SESSION

You will:

  • Create and play a character

  • Explore a fantasy world

  • Make choices that affect the story

  • Solve problems 

  • Role-play conversations and conflicts

  • Fight monsters, investigate mysteries, take risks, and occasionally make spectacularly bad dice rolls

  • Build relationships with the other characters, if you want to play in a group

  • Reflect on experiences, without turning every moment into a therapy discussion

WHAT will you get out of it?  

Clients report that they: 

  • Building confidence

  • Practicing communication

  • Making connections with other adults

  • Exploring identity

  • Experimenting with boundaries

  • Navigating conflict

  • Taking healthy interpersonal risks

  • Developing flexibility and problem-solving

  • Practicing emotional regulation

  • Exploring different parts of yourself through a character

  • Increasing creativity and play

  • Having a structured place to belong

 

Land Acknowledgment 

Sitting on Dakota land, we hold deep reverence for the healing and living space  we occupy in the art studios in which we work, and endeavor to bring honor in our  service to community. 

 

We acknowledge the Dakota (or Sioux) and the Ojibwa (Anishinabe or Chippewa) people as the traditional residers and caretakers of this land. We recognize that the land was never ceded and  pay deep respect to sovereign Native and Indigenous cultures and communities; and to Elders both past and present. There are no illegal people on stolen land. 

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