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It's Really Really Hard to Ask for Help

September 1, 2013 BSripom

Life is hard! Sometimes it's easier to believe that we may not have a choice in life. That may be true for certain events--there is no way a person could control the weather or how damaging natural disasters can be--the event itself is uncontrollable, but what about our emotional responses to them?

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In Mental Health Tags stigma, narrative, stories
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10 Benefits & 10 Negatives of Video Games

August 25, 2013 BSripom
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Online video games may assist people in gaining confidence, increasing leadership/team skills and trying out new identities. In Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs), collaborations can range from two to twenty players at a time. In order for mission completion, individuals must be able to communicate and carry out instructions as a team for mutual gains. Working together increases awareness of others as well as emotional regulation skills. When a group fails together, it may get frustrating, but success as a team also increases cohesion and a stronger sense of community. Being able to communicate effectively, especially through difficult situations, is an important skill that can be developed through online gaming.

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In Geek, Mental Health, Parenting Tags addiction, brain, gaming, video games, stigma
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Organized Messes

Coaching for gifted & creative people.

April 2025: I have AM (PST) spots open for Weds. Please visit the referral page to see if there is a helper who could be a good fit for you.

Boonie Sripom, MA

Life Coach & Speaker organizedmesses@gmail.com  

Individual & executive function skills coaching. Special focus on Archetypes, creatives, Highly Sensitive Children, Twice Exceptional 2e gifted. Geek Culture Therapy, Video Game & Neurodiversity Affirmative.

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