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  • Games as a third space
    Education,  Gaming,  Mental Wellbeing,  Online Gaming,  Productivity,  Socialising

    The Gamification of Third Spaces

    Dr Natalie Coyle / June 27, 2024 / 0 Comments

    Working 80-hour weeks to finish my PhD thesis, I felt I had a solution to my dwindling motivation – a new laptop. My thesis was being written on either my gaming PC or…

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  • Engaging with gamers in therapy
    Gaming Disorder,  Internet Gaming Disorder,  Mental Wellbeing,  Online Gaming,  Therapy

    How to Engage with Gamers in Therapy

    Dr Natalie Coyle / June 30, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Last month, I published an article evidencing many, many ways video games can help with diagnosed mental health conditions such as depression, schizophrenia, addictions and more. I wanted to include a section on…

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  • Video games suicide
    Gaming Disorder,  Internet Gaming Disorder,  Mental Wellbeing,  Online Gaming

    The Academics Challenging Gaming’s Relationship with Suicide

    Dr Natalie Coyle / May 27, 2021 / 1 Comment

    Content warning: This article contains frequent references to suicide and later mentions murder. Please proceed with caution. To say that the world of video game academia is interesting would be the understatement of…

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  • Among Us
    Mental Wellbeing,  Mischief,  Online Gaming,  Psychology

    The Psychology of Among Us

    Dr Natalie Coyle / December 17, 2020 / 0 Comments

    To say that 2020 has been a turbulent year would be the understatement of the century. We’ve had fearful times, hopeful times, and even bizarre times. Among the bizarre times is the story…

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  • Losing at video games
    Mental Wellbeing,  Online Gaming,  Psychology,  Video Game Losses

    How to Deal with Video Game Losses

    Dr Natalie Coyle / August 6, 2020 / 14 Comments

    If you play video games, there’s a very high likelihood that you can recall yourself or a friend getting angry when losing at video games. This can be entertaining to onlookers as footage…

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