Talk | Using Minecraft and Twitch to Improve Mental Health Literacy Among Young Gamers @GamesForChange
Talk | Using Minecraft and Twitch to Improve Mental Health Literacy Among Young Gamers  @GamesForChange
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Lorraine Cousin Cabrolier and Enora Le Roux's research project in public health transforms video games into mental health promotion tools. Through 2 interventions led in Minecraft and on Twitch, they have significantly improved youth mental health literacy and study adolescents well-being. Their innovative approach involves researchers, psychologists, and streamers.

Speakers:
* Lorraine Cousin Cabrolier
* Enora Le Roux
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Talk | Using Minecraft and Twitch to Improve Mental Health Literacy Among Young Gamers

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