Gaming the Mind

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👩🏽‍⚕️Doctors by day... 🎮 gamers by night! 💜 UK-based mental health charity (no. 1186983) 💭 promoting positive mental health within the games community.

Poster text: Gaming the Mind Conference 2026: Bringing together mental health and gaming Last week to grab your early bird ticket! Early bird sales ending 24th July, get your discounted ticket now!
Gaming the Mind Conference 2026 graphic. "Bringing together mental health and gaming" "Early bird tickets out now" "Reserve your place today"
Gaming the Mind Conference 2026. "Bringing together mental health and gaming". Save the date: 02 November 2026. Royal College of Psychiatrists. More info coming soon!
Stall at the conference
Today's Reset Room volunteer crew
GTM volunteer crew
GTM volunteers outside Reset Room
GTM volunteer crew
Prof Paul Fletcher on stage
Dr Victoria McCloud and panelists
Dom Matthews on stage
Chella Ramanan on stage
Dr Andrew Howe on stage
Malachi Gow receives the award
Dr Stephen Kaar on stage
Leon Xiao on stage
Prof Henrietta Bowden-Jones on stage
Dr Stone Hsieh at the podium
Elin Festøy at the podium
Auditorium at the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Leaflet text: Exergaming Intervention Study for Self-Regulation Skills in Children with Traits of ADHD Recruiting Children, ages 7 to 14, with traits of ADHD for a research study on the effects of videogame-based exercise on self-regulation skills. Participation involves: 6 weeks of exergaming sessions at Kingston University (free parking offered) behavioural assessments brain activity assessments fitness assessments Benefits of participating: Family will receive £40 as a thank you! Certificate of completing exergaming programme Help scientists better understand the effects of lifestyle intervention for ADHD Co-work with scientists on a fun learning exercise experience to boost attention For more information, or to enroll, Contact Lauren Dacorro: https://kingstonpcs.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_OSUJTZsJ4gKnYJ8 breadlabkingston@gmail.com https://sites.google.com/view/breadlab/home For questions, concerns, complaints on participant rights, contact Dr. Stone Hsieh s.hsieh@kingston.ac.uk) Ethics #3555
GTM's Dr Hamilton Morrin with Serina Lopez
Scene from Persona 5: The Phantom X. Closer tells the team "moving your body does a lot to clear up your mind"
Scene from Persona 5: The Phantom X. Lufel tells the protagonist "you should rest soon. I will as well."
Medicham Pokémon card
Meditite card. "It never skips its daily yoga training. It heightens its inner strength through meditation."
Reset Room volunteers
Volunteers lined up, they are holding plushies
Reset Room volunteers sitting in quiet room around plush bonfire
Study recruitment poster. Text: BREAD Lab Study on the Relationship between Exercise and Cognition in Children Recruiting Children, ages 7 to 12, for a research study on the relationship between exercise and executive function. Participation involves: Behavioral assessments Brain activity assessment (EEG) Physical fitness assessments Benefits of participating: £10 Amazon voucher as a thank you! Help scientists better understand brain activity in children For more information or to enroll: Contact Lauren Dacorro: Online form link: https://forms.office.com/e/DKmS1kv7WV Email: breadlabkingston@gmail.com Lab website: https://sites.google.com/view/breadlab/home For questions, concerns, or complaints about participant rights: Contact Dr. Stone Hsieh at s.hsieh@kingston.ac.uk Ethics approval number: 3433
"You have something called determination. So long as you do what's in your heart... I believe you can do the right thing." - Sans (Undertale) ✨
Volunteers outside the Reset Room
Volunteers outside the room
Volunteers outside Reset Room
With the students (group photo)