A podcast miniseries exploring how the ‘Soulsborne’ games have helped people overcome their depression and their potential as a form of therapy
Dark Souls is a well-known video game franchise with a cult following and notorious reputation for its difficult gameplay. Surprisingly, the game's difficulty has actually helped some players reconcile their depression.
Don't Go Hollow looks at this phenomenon from a journalistic perspective to discuss whether the games could be a viable form of therapy.
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Sanskriti Sharma
James Perkins
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Carlo Catabijan
Allyson Braggs
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Andrew Barnett
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Kennetha Brown
Presley Bergen
Talia Singer
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Dyamond Williams
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Daniel Hermle
Bill Messick
Meredith Hansen
Ronnie and Sienna
Ben H
Dan Roberts
Dr. Jinnie Cristerna, Rh.D., LCSW, CHt.
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Karen Conlon
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Jocelyn & Danny
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Sheina Dixon
Chana Harris
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Tiffany McCullough, LMFTA
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Brooke Byington
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Brandon Harris
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Fawn Marie
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Cheryl Leong
Andréane Quesnel
Koko B.
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Towonna Ruth
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Larry Alexander, Jr.
Alex Howard
Jess & Rah
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Elizabeth Whitworth
Rachael Hamilton
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Ash Thrasher
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Kristen Williams