1on1 Supports
Build balance and engagement
The GameAware Program
The GameAware Program combines one-on-one and group supports.
Our authenticity as gamers, our understanding of how a passion can become a problem, and our focus on clear, meaningful goals are central to our approach.
Where appropriate, participants are encouraged to engage in both one-on-one and group supports to maximise outcomes. One-on-one sessions with our mentors and allied health practitioners provide personalised support, while groups led by our occupational therapists and speech pathologists create opportunities to practise skills in a supportive, real-world setting. When groups aren't suitable, one-on-one supports remain highly effective on their own.
1on1 Mentoring
Overcoming Resistance through relatability and authenticty as gamers
Increasing engagement in real-life activities by finding suitable competing interests.
Levelling up their Real Life Skill Tree: goal setting to progress in the real world, not just the virtual world.
Improving communication and reducing conflict with parents, through parent education and involvement in goal setting.
Develop self-awareness of the impact of using gaming as an unhealthy coping mechanism.
Provide education about video game design and how game mechanics can encourage compulsive play.
Occupational Therapy
Tailored strategies to improve physical, emotional, and social wellbeing impacted by unhealthy gaming habits.
School refusal support including daily functioning, engagement and life skills.
Engaging clients in meaningful activities and promote healthy lifestyles.
Functional Capacity Assessments + reports
Speech Therapy
Supports the development of clear and confident verbal and non-verbal communication in game and in real life
Helps clients understand social cues, turn-taking, and conversation flow in group settings
Builds strategies for expressing emotions and opinions effectively in both online and offline interactions
Improves functional communication skills to reduce misunderstandings and enhance peer relationships
Psychology
Addressing the use of gaming as a coping mechanism for triggers such as stress and loneliness
Delivering evidence-based strategies focused on improving underlying issues such as anxiety and depression
Teaching strategies to help balance gaming with daily life.
Mental health support


