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VR Headsets

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== Summary ==
Virtual Reality (VR) technology has a wide range of use cases. In a healthcare setting, it can be used for research, education, pain management, physical activity, and entertainment. The most popular VR headsets used in hospitals are manufactured by Meta (previously Oculus), Lenovo, HTC Vive, Steam, and Samsung.

== Headset Options ==
Below are Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) headsets that are widely used throughout programs. This list may not be extensive and the field of wearable VR/AR is quickly evolving.

<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:Meta1.png|[[Meta Quest|'''<big>Meta Quest</big>''']]
File:HTC1.png|[[HTC Vive|'''<big>HTC Vive</big>''']]
File:Lenovo.png|[[Lenovo|'''<big>Lenovo</big>''']]
File:KindVR1.jpg|[[KindVR|'''<big>KindVR</big>''']]
File:PSVR.png|[[PlayStation VR|'''<big>PlayStation VR</big>''']]
File:Valve1.png|[[Valve Index|'''<big>Valve Index</big>''']]
File:SamsungVR.png|[[Samsung Gear VR|'''<big>Samsung Gear VR</big>''']]
</gallery>

See [[Vendors#Virtual_Reality_(VR)|VR]] for additional resources on how to secure particular headsets and VR software.

== Best Practices ==
This section includes tips and how-tos that have been used throughout different gaming programs. The following are only best practices and can be modified to best fit your programs needs and restrictions.

=== Popular Games ===
The following titles are widely used in hospital gaming programs. If included in this list, they are accessible via most VR content stores, unless stated otherwise. For an in depth look at recommended games for specific therapeutic purposes, reference [https://childsplaycharity.org/guide Child Play's Therapeutic Game Guide]. For ratings of games based on age/developmental appropriateness, visit [https://www.esrb.org/ The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) website]. For consumer-rated content, utilize [https://www.commonsensemedia.org/game-reviews Common Sense Media].

=== Procedural Support ===

* Make sure staff using the VR are very familiar with it, having used it themselves since many do not have an external monitor they can look at to see what the patient is seeing.
* Always prep the patient for the procedure and give them the option to watch was is happening or look away (if wanting to watch what is happening, VR is not used during, but can be used before and/or after).
* Evaluate whether its the right distraction tool for the patient during that procedure. Sometimes patients might want to watch what is going on, VR is immersive and blocks out the real world, where something like a game on a iPad can be distracting but easily allows peeks to see what is happening.
* Have the patient try out the headset for 5-10 minutes to find a game they would like.
* Create a coping plan with the patient to determine what they want to know during the procedure (i.e. Do you want us to tell you the steps, do a countdown, remind you to take deep breaths, or do you want us quiet?).
* Does the patient need to lay down, most VR experiences don't function well unless players are sitting\standing vertically. If they need to be laying down, double check the experience will function like that.
* Remind the patient that the headset can be removed at any time. They need only ask and it will be removed immediately.

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== Vendors & Manufacturers ==

== Compatible Accessories ==

=== Adjustable Head Straps ===

=== Silicone Grips & Covers ===

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== Adaptive & Inclusive options ==

=== System Accessibility Settings ===

=== [[Inclusive & Accessible Tech]] ===

== Additional Resources ==

Inclusive & Accessible Tech

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== Adaptive Hardware ==

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=== [https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller Xbox Adaptive Controller] ===

=== [https://blog.playstation.com/2023/01/04/introducing-project-leonardo-for-playstation-5-a-highly-customizable-accessibility-controller-kit/ Playstation Project Leonardo] ===

=== [https://stores.horiusa.com/flex-controller-for-nintendo-switch/?showHidden=true Nintendo Switch Hori Flex Controller] ===

=== [[3D Printing|List of 3D printable resources]] ===

=== Plug-and-play Inputs & Accessories ===
* [https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gamepads/adaptive-gaming-kit-accessories.943-000318.html?&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Paid-Search&utm_campaign=Dialect_FY23_Q4_USA_GA_G_DTX-LogiG-Core_Google_na&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj_Syyfng_QIVlIlbCh08rAR0EAAYASAAEgK3cfD_BwE Logitech Adaptive Kit]
In partnership with Microsoft, Logitech developed the Logitech Adaptive Kit as an inclusive bundle of plug-and-play accessories to use with the Xbox Adaptive Controller. These multi-use switches are compatible with other adaptive hubs that support 3.5mm inputs.

* [https://www.ablenetinc.com/switches/ AbleNet Inc. Switches]

* [https://www.marblesoft.online/switches-and-accessories/ Marblesoft Switches and Accessories]
* https://warfighterengaged.org/shop

== Web Resources ==
* [https://ablenetinc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360004948372-Switches AbleNet Assistive Technology Knowledge Base]
* [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/gaming-accessibility-fundamentals/ Microsoft Learn: Gaming accessibility fundamentals]

== Panels & Talks ==

Game Guide

2023-02-14T17:45:10Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. The full guide can be found [https://childsplaycharity.org/guide here].

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals make playing Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Game Guide

2023-02-14T17:40:00Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at www.gametherapy.org.

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals make playing Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Game Guide

2023-02-14T17:39:43Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at [[www.gametherapy.org]].

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals make playing Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Game Guide

2023-02-14T17:18:21Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at www.gametherapy.org.

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals make playing Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Game Guide

2023-02-14T16:43:14Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at www.gametherapy.org

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals make playing Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Game Guide

2023-02-14T16:41:22Z

Riaray:

'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at www.gametherapy.org

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

[[File:Fast_RMX.png|thumb| The high speed racing and colorful visuals made Fast RMX an excellent distraction from pain]]
'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

File:Fast RMX.png

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The high speed racing action and colorful visuals make Fast RMX an excellent distraction for pain.

Web Tools

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== Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide ==
Child Play's online [[Game Guide]] offers hundreds of video game suggestions based on symptoms such as pain or anxiety.

Web Tools

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== Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide ==

Child Play's online [[Game Guide]] offers hundreds of video game suggestions based on symptoms such as pain or anxiety.

Web Tools

2023-02-14T16:22:14Z

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'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

Child Play's online [[Game Guide]] offers hundreds of video game suggestions based on symptoms such as pain or anxiety.

Web Tools

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'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''

The purpose of this guide is to recommend therapeutic video games for children based on their symptoms. The games recommended in this guide were curated by researchers at The NPD Group, a market-leading video game research firm, in collaboration with mental health researchers at UCSD. This guide can be found at www.gametherapy.org

'''Pain'''

The best games for this category have easy-to-learn game mechanics and rewarding, short game sessions. The quick pace of gameplay in Platformers, Arcade Racers and fast-action Puzzle games can engage a player’s mind and body in a way that is especially effective for pain management. Dynamic visuals and high-energy sound design can also be helpful to distract from discomfort.

'''Sadness'''

These games in the Racing, Matching Puzzle, and Action genres have been selected for both their rewarding gameplay and pleasant overall atmosphere. They feature relatable, charming characters and forgiving difficulty options to keep players from becoming discouraged. Immediacy of gameplay is also a key factor; for players in emotional distress, being engaged by a task can help to alleviate feelings of dread or regret.

'''Boredom (short term)'''

Games for short-term boredom are focused experiences that are smaller in scope and can be played quickly, in genres such as Racing, Fighting, and Arcade-style games. They are often designed to be replayed many times over, with rules that are easy to understand but difficult to master. Ideal titles for this symptom allow a player to start and stop frequently, with little to no persistence between play sessions.

'''Boredom (Long Term)'''

Titles recommended for this category are designed to hold a player’s attention over many play sessions. They emphasize story more than many other titles, and have more nuanced mechanics that may take a while for players to fully understand. Games for Long-Term Boredom are more immersive and (as the category name implies) require longer sessions than most of the other recommendations in this guide. More complex story-driven Action and Puzzle games fit in well here, as well as RPGs and Strategy titles.

'''Anxiety'''

For players prone to anxiety, many games can unfortunately cause more discomfort than relief. The games curated for this category avoid the high-intensity play that define Arcade and Action games and instead focus on gentler experiences that engage a player’s critical thinking skills and creativity. Many of them feature soothing music and pleasant visuals to help relax the player. Casual Simulation titles and Puzzle games without time constraints are great choices here.

'''Cognitive Impairment'''

Recommendations for this category offer simplified mechanics and require less of the player than other titles while still remaining interactive and rewarding. These games place an emphasis on play and experimentation as opposed to winning or losing. With intuitive controls and little to no time constraints, players can learn and enjoy the games below regardless of their skill level. Non-linear games without mandatory goals and those that encourage the player to explore are recommended.

Web Tools

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'''Online Therapeutic Video Game Guide'''