Through rigorous peer-reviewed research, our team investigates the psychological, emotional, and behavioral impacts of integrating geek-centered modalities into clinical care and educational environments.

Current and ongoing studies include examining the effectiveness of tabletop role-playing games in therapeutic settings, the role of video games in behavioral interventions, and the impact of geek culture on treating anxiety, PTSD, and depression.

We also explore how fandoms, pop culture narratives, and community engagement enhance cognitive-behavioral therapy, emotional regulation, and youth engagement.

Geek Therapeutics is proud to publish a growing collection of books that explore the rich intersection of geek culture and psychology. Our published works—including the acclaimed Geek Psychology series—blend academic insight, clinical application, and accessible storytelling to empower professionals and enthusiasts alike in understanding the therapeutic power of fandoms, gaming, and geek identity.

Each title in our catalog is written or curated by experts in the fields of psychology, education, and mental health, covering topics such as therapeutic game mastering, the psychology of superheroes, fandom-based interventions, and the impact of pop culture on identity formation and healing. Whether you’re a clinician, educator, or lifelong geek, our books offer innovative frameworks grounded in evidence-based practice.

Discover how geek culture can be a pathway to insight, connection, and transformation—one page at a time.