Kc Schuck, LMHC, ATR

What is a
Therapeutic
Dungeons and Dragons
Group?
Dungeons and Dragons (also known as D&D) is a game that invites players to engage in collaborative storytelling! Players create characters and are lead by a Game Master (GM), who supports the players as they interact with the world the story takes place in. A game can last as short as a few hours for one time, or several short sessions over a longer period of time in what are called "campaigns".
D&D provides a space for teens and adults alike to connect with peers, as well as try on and play with aspects of their own identity. The creative aspects of this game also provide opportunities to develop and explore social skill building, emotional regulation, mistake making, and communication. Often, folks find this a safer space to try on different ways of being in connection with others due to the imaginative qualities of the game.
What a Therapeutic D&D group is....and isn't!
This D&D group is a therapeutic space for teens who are struggling with identity, mood, relationships and seeking a space to find others to be in community with in navigating those areas of struggle. While folks in this group may have therapeutic needs, this group differs from other kinds of group therapy in that there is no direct processing of symptoms or mental health diagnoses. The group is run by licensed mental health counselor Kc Schuck, LMHC, ATR who holds the space and supports the group in navigating narrative successes and challenges.
Dungeons and Dragons Group for LGBTQIA+, Trans and gender expansive Teens
Ages 13-17
This group takes place in person
$150 for 9 week session
Fall Session Dates:
September 5th to October 31st
Fridays 4:30pm to 6pm
Spring 2026 Session Dates:
TBD
If you are in need of financial assistance, please include one of the following codes in the registration form when signing up for the group:
10%OFF
25%OFF
50%OFF
*If you are financially stable, we ask that you please consider paying full cost so the codes can be used for those with more financial need*