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What If You Could Use Tabletop Roleplaying Games in Therapy and Feel Confident You Are Doing It Safely, Ethically, and Intentionally?

Trauma Informed Roleplaying Games

A Clinical Toolkit for Trauma-Informed TTRPG Groups

You have seen the spark when clients tell stories.
You have noticed how imagination lowers defenses.
You have felt how connection forms more naturally when people build something together.

And you have probably also wondered:

How do I keep this trauma-informed?
How do I protect emotional safety?
How do I document this clearly?
How do I tie it to measurable treatment goals?
How do I stay grounded in my clinical role while still being creative?

That tension matters.

You should not have to choose between structure and imagination.

What If Play Could Be Both Creative and Clinically Grounded?

Trauma-Informed Roleplaying Games was created to hold both.

This manual provides a structured framework for integrating tabletop role-playing games into therapy without losing:

• Ethical clarity
• Professional boundaries
• Trauma-informed care principles
• Clinical documentation standards

This is not about just playing a game.

It is about using collaborative storytelling as a structured intervention.

What If You Had a Framework You Could Trust?

Inside this toolkit, you will find:

  • A 10-session therapeutic group model

  • Clear integration of Attachment, Regulation, and Competency principles

  • Built-in safety tools, including Session Zero, Lines and Veils, and X Card

  • Reproducible worksheets and session journals

  • Sample treatment plans with measurable objectives

  • SOAP, DAP, and BIRP documentation templates

  • Ethical and scope of practice guidance

It gives you structure so creativity feels supported rather than risky.

What If Clients Could Practice Courage Without Being Exposed?

When grounded in trauma-informed principles, tabletop roleplaying becomes:

A container for regulation.
A rehearsal space for identity.
A practice ground for boundary setting and repair.
A shared narrative where agency is protected.

The dice introduce uncertainty.
Safety, consent, and authorship remain steady.

And What If You Did Not Have to Figure It Out Alone?

If you have been quietly thinking:

There is something powerful here. I just need it to be grounded.

This toolkit was written for that step forward.

You can bring a story to the table.
You can stay clinically steady.
You can hold both creativity and care.

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