Relevant Locations & Similar Resources — RPG Research, we use music & role-playing games to help people heal & improve the quality of life for diverse populations around the world!
RPG Research is non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization.
RPG Research provides research and community services using music and role-playing games in all formats.
RPG Research provides services at various locations throughout the Northwest USA, online, and throughout North America depending on our schedules for research projects, tours, and community services.
RPG Research HQ, 1312 N. Monroe, Suite #114, Spokane, WA, 99201.
RPG Research Training, North Five Mile area, Spokane, WA, 99218.
Saint Luke's Rehabilitation Suite 200 (through MDA), Spokane, WA.
Muscular Dystrophy Association, various locations in Washington & Idaho.
Also international volunteers through online weekly training meetings.
We also provide services internationally through online services.
RPG Therapeutics LLC is a for-profit company.
Services can be provided throughout the greater Northwest USA, or online. Some services have restrictions depending on your state/country.
RPGNetwork.net is an online platform to facilitate the "gig economy" approach for RPG professionals wishing to receive payment for their professional entertainment services.
This prototype currently can only accommodate 3 wheelchairs with 4 non-wheelchair participants, or up to 12 non-wheelchair participants.
Hawke Robinson donates the use of the RPG Trailer and the RPG Bus to RPG Research and RPG Therapeutics LLC, without charge, to further the goals of both organizations.
The following providers use role-playing games in one or more formats, to achieve educational and/or therapeutic goals. While we may be friends and supporters of each other, these organizations are not connected or associated with RPG Research, RPG Therapeutics LLC, or Hawke Robinson, but may be of interest and value to those looking for related services in your location.
We provide this list as a courtesy to help the growing community connect with prospective clients. A listing does not indicate endorsement.
If you provide similar services, and would like your location added to this list, please contact info@rpgresearch.com and we will gladly add your listing to this page.
Location: Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Washington state.
These are people that do not provide services per se, but are important to know related to these topics.
Boccamazzo, Raffael. "Dr B". PsyD, LMCHA.
Bowman, Sarah Lynne. Professor. Ph.D.
Megan A. Connell, PSY.D., ABPP.
These are resources and providers worth noting for historical context. They are no longer known to be operational, so archive.org or similar archives are linked for refernce information.
Summary: Using RPGs for at-risk youth. Using Warhammer FRP, with a therapist monitoring.
Shadow of Pindus by Darren Steele, "Social and Emotional Roleplaying Resources"
From the site: "Since I started Shadows of Pindus I’ve been blessed to be privy to many constructive conversations on the social and emotional aspects of tabletop roleplaying games. I’ve also begun to turn up (and be shown to) a plethora of resources in the community created by industry leaders and passionate fans alike. I want Shadows of Pindus to be more than a soapbox for my opinions and so am delighted to launch this resource list. This is a living group of links to articles, podcasts, and videos about the mysterious parts of Dungeons and Dragons, the how and why of relating to each other at the game table."