   Games that help people
  Hey all,In September, I'll be starting the final year of my games computing course at university and for my final project, I'd like to do something to do with games that help people such as Play Attention which uses neurofeedback to help people who have ADHD (http://www.playattention.com).  Unfortunately, apart from the Play Attention website, there doesn't seem to be much information out there about these type of games (or else it's very well hidden) so if anyone here knows of any resources where I could find more information about this topic, I'd be really grateful.Thanks,Mooncinder   
  I would have imagined that most of these are going to be very situation-specific - PlayAttention will be very different to something used in, say, speech therapy. As such I reckon there's probably not going to be very much 'general information' about them out there.   ;  I've actually never heard of this kind of game. The "Serious Games" movement is generally occupied by people with a political or social agenda, though I've seen many games made to help people deal with fears (of spiders, for example, by bombarding you with hundreds of poorly drawn polygonal spiders).Please check the Serious Games for Health site at least, and maybe start a discussion on the various mailing lists.   ;  I reckon you could be right, superpig. I just need somewhere to start and PlayAttention didn't seem to have any useful links which I was hoping they might. Thanks for the link, Ravuya, I'll try that. :)   ;See what the ESA has to say about this...Wait, there's more...