Every person has the right to make friends and build deeper connections with others. Some people struggle with developing the skills to do this effectively, especially those on the autism spectrum.
Based in eastern Melbourne, Australia
In a Table-Top Role Playing Game (TT-RPG) participants use their imagination and creativity to design unique fictional characters, while the Game Master (who runs the game) designs and/or describes the world these characters come to life in.
The Game Master presents challenges for the players to face, playing as their characters, and sets quests for them to achieve together. A story develops as the participants tell the Game Master what actions their character takes in response: if the task faced is difficult, then dice are rolled to determine the outcome which the Game Master then narrates!
Participants use and build on their imagination, social skills and interaction, team-formation, empathy for other players and their characters, mental-world building, fantasy play and story-telling. Spectrum Quest runs TT-RPG programs face-to-face or in person for the best outcomes for players.
Luke is an experienced peer worker with young people on the autism spectrum.
For fun, fantasy and storytelling, come join us! This full term program provides an accessible tabletop roleplaying adventure games for up to 6 participants, where young people are encouraged to be creative and collaborate.
Spectrum Quest sessions are NDIS claimable/fundable, as our sessions are focused on improving relationships and social skills, our Game Masters are trained, and the games are classed as “Capacity Building”.
Come to one session or make all of them, we look forward to welcoming you to the table!
