Statement on Wyrmwood Gaming
Take This remains committed to creating a gaming community that welcomes and supports people experiencing mental health challenges. This includes supporting the wellbeing of an alleged survivor of sexual assault…
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Community Review Board Update – January 2023
Read MoreIn 2022, we tasked the Community Review Board with a review of our entire website, including our mission critical Mental Health Resources page. This review addressed our accountability to racial…
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Combating Extremism in Video Games
Read MoreOver the next two years, Middlebury’s Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism, Take This, and Logically AI are partnering to research the ways in which extremists exploit digital games spaces.…
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Take This is Ten Years Old!
Read MoreThe work of nonprofit organizations is about changing the world – making it better – and that impetus usually comes from something personal – something that really hits close to…
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Extremism, identity fusion, and gaming cultures
Read MoreWhile we know extremist content, radicalization, and recruitment is occurring in games, there is still little understanding how and why this may be of a particular concern within gaming communities.
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Updated Resources on Therapy and Mental Health
Read MoreTo celebrate our 10th anniversary in November, we’re launching an update of a number of our most important resources.
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Finding a Good Fit in a Therapist
Read MoreFinding the right therapist can take time and consideration. Although finding a therapist can be a complex topic, let’s talk about some tips to help identify what you need in a therapist to join you on your mental health journey.
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Advocating for Yourself in Therapy
Read MoreTherapeutic relationships are imperfect. Like all relationships, therapeutic relationships can contain disagreements, disconnects, or times when you just aren’t on the same page…. As a client, you have every right to ask for what you need. Generally speaking, your therapy is your therapy.