Therapeutic Lists
The games in these lists are evaluated and subject to an activity analysis to determine their therapeutic potential. Meaning, therapy professionals may be able to use these games as part of the therapeutic process to help individuals in a variety of ways. The evaluation process and activity analysis were conducted by University of St. Augustine Doctoral Occupational Therapy student, Tyler Brinkman as part of their doctoral capstone project and reviewed by other professionals and academics in the field.
The in-depth activity analysis for each game can be read in Tyler Brinkman's Video Game Analysis. This provides the therapeutic benefits that each game was found to offer.
How To Use
To use this information, click the following links to choose your focus of treatment, then apply filters to further narrow the scope of the list:- Useful Games for Therapy Addressing Motor Skills
- Useful Games for Therapy Addressing Process Skills
- Useful Games for Therapy Addressing Social Skills
List images created by Mitch Anderson, ©Copyright Tyler Brinkman.
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