Insightful Analytics:
Monitoring Your Child’s Growth Journey

Harnessing Data for Informed Progress Tracking

Wellbeing Continuum

Wellbeing is a journey, A quick overview of where your child perceives themselves on this continuum can guide self-care and training focus.

Through the compilation and presentation of data collected from pre-game and post-game quizzes, our app generates detailed reports that offer a glimpse into how games are impacting children’s mental health and well-being.

Access charts, graphs, and other informative visuals that highlight patterns and trends, empowering you to make informed decisions about your child’s playtime. With Evolving Playground, monitoring your child’s growth journey has never been easier or more enlightening.

Awareness of each player’s mental-health and wellbeing challenges helps to frame their approach to training.

Challenges are clearly explained and connected to the skills developed through experiential play. Players choose the challenges of most concern to them right now.

At a Glance – Current Challenges

Worry

Worry is a way of thinking and feeling ahead, especially when we have a feeling or concern about something that may happen in the future

Sadness

Sadness is a normal human emotion. If it becomes persistent, it can be helpful to practice skills to notice our thoughts and emotions.

Stress

Stress is a normal response to difficult or challenging situations in life, but factors outside of our control can sometimes feel overwhelming or scary.

Key Skills

  • Focused Attention,
  • Noting,
  • Cognitive Re-framing
  • Self-Compassion,
  • Sensory Awareness,
  • Physical Fitness

Skill Development is crucial in equipping your child with the tools to navigate the challenges they’re facing.

The Playground highlights games that build the key skills relevant to the current challenges your child is facing.

Skill Development

Skills development is tracked by a series of metrics created with practitioners to quantify how the player is progressing towards being able to perform the skill under pressure or when experiencing distraction.

Routine Development

Routine formation is vital for a child to be able to perform the skills when experiencing stress or pressure.

Routine Data

Frequency (F): 3.2 games per week

Automaticity (A): 2.6 prompts per week

Completions: 48

Routine Progress

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