Welcome all Professionals

Helping mental health professionals and teachers knock down the barriers standing in the way of making a connection with gamers

Live Workshops

- 1-3 hour live online or face to face for teachers, clinicians or anyone working with young people who play video games
- Earn CPD points and professional learning hours in your profession.
- Learn strategies to better relate to clients or students who are gamers so they learn more self regulation... with training wheels.

Topics:

- Exploring gamer motivation
- The culture and psychology of video games
- When /how it becomes problematic

Includes:

- Case studies and complex case discussions
- Hands on gaming experience
- Discounted online resource for your clients

Professional Testimonial

"Attended the GameAware PD recently and found this very helpful in working with many families where device use and gaming have become problematic, causing conflict and impact on general functioning. This training gave me further insight into the reality that exists for gamers with all of the pros and cons. I love the structure of the program from the gamer buy-in to being able to regulate their own use and see the benefits of reflecting on and changing their habits if this has become intrusive in their lives and with their relationships. I found the information was factual, objective and evidence based. The program itself appears to be a solid structure to assist with behavioural change. I'm looking forward to commencing this process with a young man with Autism Spectrum Disorder very soon. Would certainly recommend others taking advantage of this training opportunity."

Family Worker
Professional Testimonial

"Josh was an excellent presenter and host throughout the entire workshop. His knowledge of gaming and gambling is suburb and I felt completely trusting of all of the information and discussion points provided. Furthermore, Josh presents and communicates with the utmost professionalism whilst maintaining a fresh and interesting vibe. Highly recommended."

Psychologist