It’s been exactly ten years since I started this Superhero Therapy website and over 11 years since I started doing this work.
My first ever post on the Superhero Therapy website was about the San Diego Comic Con. It was about Geek Therapy and the intersection of pop culture and mental health. It was about the work of Josué Cardona and Travis Langley.
It is wild how much can change in 10 years:
Dr. Scarlet was thrilled to be a part of San Diego Comic Con 2020 at home programming. She was part of two insightful and powerful panels. Please see links below.
The room was full to capacity for the Geek Therapy panel, part of the annual Comics Arts Conference (CAC) series. The panel was full of geeky psychologists/psychologists in training, the room, full of people excited to hear them speak.
This is not the first year I have attended the San Diego Comic Con but it is the first year that I am THIS thrilled to attend. Above all panels, the one that I am most looking forward to is the Geek Therapy panel, scheduled to take place on Thursday at 12:00 pm in room 26 AB, where most of the magical geeky-nerdy stuff to do with psychology and geek culture will take place.
