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Unlocking the Potential of a Global Pastime

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Games supporting mental health

COVID-19 has significantly impact individuals' autonomy and social interaction, potentially compromising their mental health. Video games can facilitate feelings of relatedness, social connection and autonomy, as well as encourage real-world behavioral changes, including increased civic participation. Project Global Pastime faciliates the use of video games during lock downs and isolation, providing a list of beneficial games for specific needs that emerge from social isolation.

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  • Dr. Cody J. Phillips

    University of Saskatchewan

    Dr. Phillips is a researcher investigating the psychological benefits of games. In recent years, he has developed games for children living with cystic fibrosis, helping them feel resilient and socially connected during hospital isolation.more


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