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In episode 4 I talk with Dr. Eric Wood, the director of the counseling and mental health office at Texas Christian University. Dr. Wood is pioneering a new model of treatment at TCU called the collaborative care model that included supportive communities for groups using Dungeons & Dragons in a therapeutic setting.
You can read Dr. Wood's article in University Business here:
https://universitybusiness.com/campus-counseling-model-concerns-in-the-age-of-covid-19/
You can learn more about the TCU counseling and mental health center here: https://counseling.tcu.edu/
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