FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Tabletop role-playing games (TTRPG) are interactive games where players create characters and embark on adventures within a collaborative story. These games encourage imagination, problem-solving, and teamwork as players work together to overcome challenges and explore fantastical worlds.
Our sessions are designed to support neurodiverse children and teens by providing a structured yet flexible environment where they can practice social skills, empathy, and collaboration. The engaging nature of TTRPGs helps build confidence, improve communication, and foster meaningful connections with peers.
No problem at all! Our sessions are designed to be welcoming to beginners. Chris will guide new players through the basics and ensure they feel comfortable and included.
Yes! Although this organization was primarily designed for neurodivergent children/teens, we welcome anyone!
Children/teens should come with an open mind and a willingness to participate. We provide all necessary materials, such as character sheets, dice, and game props. However, if your child/teen has any specific comfort items or tools they need, they are welcome to bring those as well.
We offer sessions tailored to different age groups. One group is for ages 10-13 and the other is for ages 14-17!
Yes, we offer consultations to ensure that our program is the right fit for your child. During the consultation, we can discuss your child’s specific needs, answer any questions you might have, and provide more details about our sessions. To schedule a consultation, please contact us at [Contact Information] or use the [Consultation Scheduling Page].
You can sign up through our website by filling out the contact form on our website! You will then get an email with a consultation form, which we kindly ask you fill out before meeting with us for a consultation.
We generally encourage parents and guardians to allow their children to participate independently. However, we’re happy to arrange for observations if needed. Please contact us to discuss this option.