Providing Recreational Therapy, Artificial Intelligence, Fractional Technology Consulting services, Educational Workshops & Training, Professional Team Development, Role-Playing Game Professional Services or Training, Neurotechnology Services, and other services. Recreational Therapist, Fractional Chief Technology Officer, and "The Grandfather of Therapeutic Gaming".
RPG Therapeutics LLC (www.rpg.llc) fulfils the needs of individuals and groups by utilizing recreation therapy methodologies in the adaptive application of music, therapeutic recreation, recreational therapy, and role-playing games as a therapeutic and/or educational intervention modalities for many different populations' needs. Simply, we use role-playing game therapy (RPG Therapy) to help address the specific needs of various individuals and groups.
While The RPG Research Project ( www.rpgresearch.com ) is pure research by a loose-knit group of volunteers, RPG Therapeutics LLC ( www.rpgtherapeutics.com ) utilizes information developed from the RPG Research Project studies, and other sources, toward the implementation of program plans to meet specific targeted goals for clients.
Create of the Accessible Wheelchair Friendly RPG Mobile (www.rpgmobile.com), the RPG Community Center (www.rpgcenter.org), the RPG Museum (www.rpgmuseum.org), Brain-Computer Interface Role-Playing Game (www.bcirpg.com) and upcoming NeuroRPG (www.neurorpg.com).
Initial assessments rates vary depending upon client needs and goals established during initial consultation. While some of the assessment tools we use do not have a license fee, others do. The prices for assessments are in part based on the costs of the assessment tools (most companies charge to use them).
Using Role-Playing Games in community settings since 1977, researching optimizing RPG experiences and technology since 1979, using RPGs in educational settings since 1985, with incarcerated and high-risk populations since 1989, and therapeutic research and clinical programs since 2004, and incorporated as an LLC in 2014.