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Table Top Games For Therapy

Fun with dice how Tabletop gaming sessions for ages 8 and up, we primarily host Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, but other popular RPG and tabletop games.

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With ROS, we try to focus on mental health, and with Fun with Dice, we focus on Inclusion and capacity budling through therapeutic role play. The sessions last for 2.5 hours a week and we run multiple session times.

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Our Dungeons and Dragons Programs offer many opportunities to develop capacity through Interactive Role Play, Dynamic Social Interactions in a relatively risk-free environment.

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                  "Whatever doesn't kill you, give you experience points"

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Director Ben Turner -"Simply Put, its Role Playing done right. Its always been a practice of mine to apply common curtesy and ask what players need, want and don't want to have a good game."

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With fun with dice we just take it a few steps further so we can provide the best possible experience, while combating any barriers you might have to a table top game.

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Skill / Capacity Building

  • Verbal and non-verbal communication– using language and text skills to express ideas and feelings

  • Social skills– helping your child make friends, greet others, develop sharing and turn-taking skills.

  • Explore Self – Through the use of characters and roleplaying

  • Conflict resolution– working through differences for a shared aim

  • Collaboration– by working as a group to achieve a common goal

  • Joint problem solving, sharing and turn-taking – taking turns in their roles, working together to achieve an outcome

  • Gain Confidence– Through bonding over the adventure

  • Creativity– in solution to problems and puzzles presented

  • Emotional development– learning to understand and talk about emotions (their own and other people’s), conflict resolution and problem-solving skills.

  • Communication and literacy skills– expanding vocabulary around social and emotional development, increasing literacy skills and language development through peer activities

How we work

Essentially we want to understand the individual needs of our clients, generally take bookings for Season, then match player groups together with a DM. But to do this we need to know a little about your needs. These could be communication, sensory, emotional, physical or even personal preferences for "style" of role play and what limits you want to set on the content within the sessions.

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Some things we like to know​

  • Are There Any Communication Concerns Or Preferences 

  • Are There Any Triggers Or Actions That May Create Unease?

  • What Environmental Specifics Are Needed To Accommodate You

  • Is There A Need For Assistive Technology That Needs To Be Provided For? 

  • Do you have any specific sensory needs?

  • Is There Anything You Should Know Of In Advance About The Child’s Preferences Or Conditions You Should Be Aware Of, And If So, To What Degree Do These Considerations Affect The Child

Then some fun stuff, 

  • What familiarity have you with table tops games rpgs and Dungeons and Dragons.

  • Have you got a set of dice of your own ?

  • Do you have a style of play preference

  • What are your no goes, what are areas of role play you consider taboo or too confronting

  • What do you want to see in the season ?

  • Who will your character be ? 

How much, ? how do i pay ?

Hi, we charge all our clients a small-Charge of $30 for administrative purposes, this includes account setup, subscriptions, insurance cost, character creation, and campaign setup. We also charge the full 10 sessions at a rate of $989, this includes 10x  2.5 hours sessions, venue hire, play materials, use of assistive technology, dice, stationery and customized support options. 

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We customised the experience based on your needs, player availability, location and preference. We then pair you up with a Great Dungeon Master who will facilitate your campaign of adventure and fame. We provide a 1-3 ratio with our supports, however, if your needs are more than this, we can arrange for additional support workers at your cost, or just bring your own!

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How do we charge? Usually, we charge to Social Community Group activities and only run games during daytime hours. Weekend games are usually one-off sessions, or special events. If you like to know more about how we charge please get in touch with one of our staff

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