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Posts tagged “PTSD”

  • Virtual Interviewers Help Service Members and Veterans Open Up About PTSD

    By Nissa Campbell · Oct 19, 2017 · Research

    Stigma is hard on everyone it impacts, but when it keeps people away from their doctors, or keeps them silent about their concerns, it can be deadly. While organizations like…

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  • Weekly INT Boost – Sharing Our Stories

    By Nissa Campbell · Aug 18, 2017 · News

    Welcome to our roundup of the best mental health and gaming stories you may have missed. This week, we have three amazing stories about gamers and game developers dealing with…

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  • This Disney Princess Illustration Series Advocates For Service Dogs

    By Nissa Campbell · Aug 10, 2017 · Entertainment

    We’ve seen our share of Disney Princess reimaginings in our time — you know, what if Princesses were in your favorite video games? What if they were on The Simpsons?…

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  • Machine Learning Successfully Predicts Childhood PTSD

    By Nissa Campbell · Jul 11, 2017 · Research

    In recent years, machine learning has been a fun diversion for most of us, bringing joy and horror equally with things like Cooking With Cthulhu and Google Deep Dream’s obsession…

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  • ‘Transference’ Could Be the Rare Horror Game That Handles Mental Health Issues Well

    By Nissa Campbell · Jun 19, 2017 · Video Games

    Last week at E3, Ubisoft unveiled one game that stood apart from the rest: Transference. Created by SpectreVision, the studio of actor Elijah Wood (Lord of the Rings), it’s an…

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  • A Different Kind of Brain Training Game May Reduce PTSD Symptoms

    By Nissa Campbell · Jun 5, 2017 · Research

    Brain training games promise big results from repeating simple tasks every day. Generally speaking, it’s not that easy: repeating a memory-boosting puzzle every day for months is very likely to…

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  • Another Piece Slides Into Place for Tetris as a Trauma Intervention

    By Nissa Campbell · May 26, 2017 · Video Games

    There’s something soothing about Tetris, isn’t there? Spinning chaotic tetrominoes until they form up in nice, clean lines? As it turns out, though, it’s more than just soothing. It may…

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  • ‘Tiger’s Toe’ Reminds Us to Take the Good Days as They Come

    By Nissa Campbell · May 25, 2017 · Stories

    Living with mental health issues is an ongoing challenge, one that can take more from us than people realize. For Mental Health Awareness Month, illustrator Tevy Khou shared this personal…

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