FAS TR Reference List
A quick compilation of reference information regarding FAS aka FASD and potential for music, therapeutic recreation, and role-playing games as intervention modalities.
Rember that information from many programs for Therapeutic Recreation (TR) and Recreation Therapy (RT) interventions map very easily to role-playing games, so even if the reference isn't specific to RPGs, often the same principles and considerations apply for this population when considering using RPGs as the intervention modality.
Background Reference Material
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/landing-research-background
https://www.rpgresearch.com/research/populations (still moving most of the content from the old www2 server to this server, so a bit light on the new server currently).
Much more pending
Blog/News Material Potentially of Note
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/Members/lowyhong/using-rpgs-to-correct-misbehaviour
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/competitive-vs-cooperative-preference
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/biofeedback-and-rpg-research
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/sad-news-the-israeli-gaming-store-has-closed
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/rpg-in-prisons
Much more pending
TR Specific Material
Facilitation Techniques in TR, by Dattilo & McKenny.
Specific chapters: (pending)
Red Book - Assessment Tools for Recreational Therapy & Related Fields, by burlingame and Blaschko.
Specific sections: (pending)
Behavioral Health Protocols and Treatment Plans for Recreation Therapy by Grote & Warner.
Specific sections: (pending)
Recreational Therapy for Specific Diagnoses and Conditions, by Porter.
Specific sections: (pending)
More pending
Music Specific Material
Pending
RPG Specific Material
Some of the considerations for ADHD are applicable:
https://www.rpgresearch.com/research/archives/internal/others-research/2010-abstract-a-study-of-biofeedback-in-a-gaming-environment
Some of the considerations for ASD are applicable:
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/list-of-created-autism-spectrum-program-plans-utilizing-role-playing-games-as-intervention-modalities-from-a-therapeutic-recreation-approach
http://www.bordeglobal.com/foruminv/index.php?showtopic=322640
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/first-prototype-of-tabletop-rpg-as-a-modality-for-therapeutic-educational-intervention-1
http://www2.rpgresearch.com/blog/first-prototype-of-tabletop-rpg-as-a-modality-for-therapeutic-educational-intervention
2004 Inclusion of diagnosed Autism Spectrum (ASD / PDD) participants in game sessions, concerted effort to help them work on better social skills, frustration/anger management, working cooperatively to problem solve, impulse control, etc. (missing link)
Some of the considerations for at-risk populations in general are applicable:
Basic Considerations for At-risk Populations (Draft) - https://www.academia.edu/s/dbcdee7129/hawkes-robinson-rpg-research-brief-considerations-rpg-at-risk-populations-20181223apdf?show_pending=true
A little longer version for considerations of at-risk populations (Draft) - https://www.academia.edu/s/a556b5bcd5/hawkes-robinson-rpg-research-important-considerations-for-rpg-with-at-risk-populations-early-rough-draft-20181223bpdf?show_pending=true
Even longer version with specific population foci - (draft pending upload) -
Social Skills Protocol Using TRPG (draft pending upload) -
Social Skills Protocol Using SABM (draft pending upload) -
Social Skills Protocol Using LRPg (draft pending upload) -
Social Skills Protocol Using ERPG (draft pending upload) -
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