Dr. Anthony Bean

My daughter, I'll give you examples with my two kids. My daughter can play Mario Kart for like two, three hours, half the time of her life, and she's like, yeah, I'm good, I'm done. Not a problem. My son, when he does it for about an hour and 15, when he does it for a little bit more of an hour and 15, we start to have that hangover dysregulation effect happen.

That's when I work with them and be like, let's process what you did in the game. Let's talk about it. Let's get these things handled. What do you think you're going to do when you can play the game again? When's our next time that we can think forward that we're going to get a chance to do that again?

That's when I work with them and be like, let's process what you did in the game. Let's talk about it. Let's get these things handled. What do you think you're going to do when you can play the game again? When's our next time that we can think forward that we're going to get a chance to do that again?

That's when I work with them and be like, let's process what you did in the game. Let's talk about it. Let's get these things handled. What do you think you're going to do when you can play the game again? When's our next time that we can think forward that we're going to get a chance to do that again?

Those are regulations that we have to do for our own personal emotions, but also for the people around us. It works a lot better when you play the game with your kids. uh, my son loves Kirby, all, uh, friends, all stars, friends and allies, whatever it is right now.

Those are regulations that we have to do for our own personal emotions, but also for the people around us. It works a lot better when you play the game with your kids. uh, my son loves Kirby, all, uh, friends, all stars, friends and allies, whatever it is right now.

Those are regulations that we have to do for our own personal emotions, but also for the people around us. It works a lot better when you play the game with your kids. uh, my son loves Kirby, all, uh, friends, all stars, friends and allies, whatever it is right now.

Um, it's one of the Kirby games that's out and he enjoys playing by himself, but he enjoys it much more and is much easier to, to help, uh, regulate any sort of like, say, if I play with him, do you mind if I ask how old your, uh, son and daughter are? Yeah. So my daughter's five and my son is eight, eight.

Um, it's one of the Kirby games that's out and he enjoys playing by himself, but he enjoys it much more and is much easier to, to help, uh, regulate any sort of like, say, if I play with him, do you mind if I ask how old your, uh, son and daughter are? Yeah. So my daughter's five and my son is eight, eight.

Um, it's one of the Kirby games that's out and he enjoys playing by himself, but he enjoys it much more and is much easier to, to help, uh, regulate any sort of like, say, if I play with him, do you mind if I ask how old your, uh, son and daughter are? Yeah. So my daughter's five and my son is eight, eight.

Oh, massively, massively. Absolutely. It works the same way with like board games and stuff. I run a Pokemon D&D group for my kids and their friends. And the amount of social capacity that they gain from that for being able to talk about how do they solve the problems that I put in front of them is undeniably powerful for them.

Oh, massively, massively. Absolutely. It works the same way with like board games and stuff. I run a Pokemon D&D group for my kids and their friends. And the amount of social capacity that they gain from that for being able to talk about how do they solve the problems that I put in front of them is undeniably powerful for them.

Oh, massively, massively. Absolutely. It works the same way with like board games and stuff. I run a Pokemon D&D group for my kids and their friends. And the amount of social capacity that they gain from that for being able to talk about how do they solve the problems that I put in front of them is undeniably powerful for them.

Because then they take those things and you can see them start to work with it and be like, well, when we talked about it and we worked together and we traded ideas in the game, it worked out really well. But when we also do this outside the game, when we're having a problem, we can also solve our own problems.

Because then they take those things and you can see them start to work with it and be like, well, when we talked about it and we worked together and we traded ideas in the game, it worked out really well. But when we also do this outside the game, when we're having a problem, we can also solve our own problems.

Because then they take those things and you can see them start to work with it and be like, well, when we talked about it and we worked together and we traded ideas in the game, it worked out really well. But when we also do this outside the game, when we're having a problem, we can also solve our own problems.

And it's like you're taking the same concepts that you're learning in one and you're overlaying them in your other life. That's what gaming does with video games, board games, all of that stuff. That helps us really understand a little bit more about ourselves, but how the world functions. And they're great learning opportunities.

And it's like you're taking the same concepts that you're learning in one and you're overlaying them in your other life. That's what gaming does with video games, board games, all of that stuff. That helps us really understand a little bit more about ourselves, but how the world functions. And they're great learning opportunities.

And it's like you're taking the same concepts that you're learning in one and you're overlaying them in your other life. That's what gaming does with video games, board games, all of that stuff. That helps us really understand a little bit more about ourselves, but how the world functions. And they're great learning opportunities.

So this is an interesting thing, and I'll relate it to like our DSM is our Bible for diagnosing. Can you state what DSM stands for? Diagnostic Statistic Manual. Thank you. And so when we go and look at that, it says what we call prevalence rates, which is how often do these things actually come up.