Taking a games approach to mental health


Games can provide an intrinsic motivation to change behaviour, which is important when it comes to improving mental health. — Positive Parenting

In today’s digital age, children are bombarded with information and social pressures that can lead to a rise in mental health challenges like stress, anxiety or social isolation.

Whether it’s the pressure to excel in academics, the curated perfection of social media feeds, or a lack of time for unstructured outdoor play, children today face a unique set of circumstances that can potentially negatively impact their emotional well-being.

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