Hero Journey Club

2 Embarcadero Center, 94111, San Francisco, United States
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4.65
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Hero Journey Club

We provide weekly group mental health support sessions inside of video games to address issues of depression, anxiety, addiction, identity, trauma, neurodivergence, stress, gender/sexuality, relationships, loneliness, etc. Small groups of 5 gamers pseudonymously meet weekly for 80 mins, led by trained facilitators (PsyD, LMFT, LCSW, and LMHC clinicians) with expertise in evidence-based group psychotherapy.

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Aly
GB

I really like Dina I really like Dina. She’s a very good guide and nudges us to share without pushing too hard. The group feels very comfortable and inviting and has become a really nice safe place over these last few weeks.

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Lindsey
GB

Really good councilors that create a… Really good councilors that create a very inviting place to talk. The gaming aspect helps the feeling of collaboration with the other group members.

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Sasha
GB

Therapy and video games!! I love that I'm going to therapy and also playing my favorite video game! It also helps to know that there are other people out there struggling with the same things I am.

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Ashley
GB

A great experience I absolutely love Rachel (my journey guide) She is great, so friendly and is so supportive. I think it's just great that they offer this service because it's much more anxiety friendly than going into a psychologist office. I also love the group aspect because it's a chance to make new friends, play some new video games and for someone quiet like me, other people to lead the conversation where I can chime in with my experiences and everything. It's just so much more comfortable than any office I've been into.

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Austin
GB

Always making people feel welcome and… Always making people feel welcome and not forgotten about. Theres a lot of things I forget I brought up previously or that we moved on from for a moment and then circled back around to as opposed to just ending the topic unresolved. I've been feeling a lot better and looking forward to speaking with the group every week.

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