Roll, Play, Grow is a social development program that uses guided therapeutic play with tabletop games, particularly role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, to motivate participants to actively engage in social situations and build meaningful connections. In a safe and supportive environment, players practice communication, problem-solving, and self-regulation as their characters progress through challenges, ultimately becoming heroes. Through this creative and immersive experience, participants become more confident, imaginative, and socially capable.

Stranger Things Groups

What begins as a simple job—to find a missing gnome—quickly turns into something far more dangerous. At first, the clues seem ordinary, but the deeper you go, the more things stop making sense. A nearby farm has fallen into chaos, with crops that don’t just grow… but move, react, and seem almost alive. Creatures that should act on instinct begin behaving with purpose, like they’re being controlled by something unseen.

As your group pushes forward, it becomes clear that none of these events are random. Something is spreading through the land—quiet at first, then stronger, then impossible to ignore. Every step draws you closer to the truth, and deeper into a growing darkness that feels aware of your presence.

Group 1 | Ages 13-15
June 2-July 7 | Tuesdays | 12:00pm-1:30pm MT
6-week session: $325

Group 2 | Ages 16-18
June 5-26 & July 10-31 (No session July 3) | Fridays | 12:00pm-1:30pm MT
8-week session: $425

Group 3 | Ages 19-21
August 6-September 24 | Thursdays | 4:30pm-6:00pm MT
8-week session: $425

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Character Options

• Will the Wise (Human Wizard)
  Will is a thoughtful and perceptive spellcaster who notices things others overlook. Where others see confusion, he sees patterns and meaning, making him a key part of uncovering the truth behind the growing danger. His magic is powerful, but it’s his insight and calm thinking that truly sets him apart. Will is the kind of hero who helps the group understand what they’re really up against before it’s too late.
   
• Sundar the Bold (Human Fighter)
  Sundar is fearless, decisive, and always ready to step forward when danger appears. He thrives in the heat of battle and doesn’t hesitate when others might second-guess themselves. Strong and dependable, Sundar naturally takes on the role of protector, standing between his allies and whatever threatens them. He believes that action matters—and when things get tough, he’s the one leading the charge.
   
• Lady Applejack (Elf Rogue)
  Lady Applejack is practical, steady, and deeply connected to the land around her. She has a sharp eye for detail and a strong sense of when something isn’t right, especially when it comes to nature. Skilled with both survival and precision attacks, she remains calm even in the most unsettling situations. Applejack brings balance to the group, combining strength with clear judgment and resilience.
   
• Nogg the Dwarf (Dwarf Cleric)
  Nogg is tough, determined, and nearly impossible to knock down. With his stubborn nature and unwavering resolve, he stands firm when others might falter. Built for endurance and strength, Nogg excels at holding the line and protecting his allies when it matters most. He says what he thinks and faces every challenge head-on, making him a reliable and unbreakable force within the group.

Enrollment Process:

1. Fill out our Group Inquiry Form.
2. A $200 deposit (refundable up to 2 weeks before the program begins, deducted from the total cost) will be required to hold your child's spot. Your confirmation of being in the group will be provided after the next step - the intake.
3. Upon receiving your form and deposit, you will be scheduled for a 30-minute intake interview (phone or video conferencing) with our group therapist.
   • Current or recent STAR families (received STAR services in the past 12 months) may not require the intake appointment.
4. Your spot will be confirmed for the program only AFTER completion of the intake.

For additional information and questions please contact us at groups@sensoryhealth.org or call us at 303-221-7827.