We Thrive Together vs Playful Prescriptions

We believe no one should suffer from social isolation or loneliness. If you are looking to meet new people, have fun, learn new skills, and socialize, you have come to the right place Events - In the last two years, WTT has hosted over 3,200 virtual programs including exercise classes, games, cooking demonstrations, discussion groups, educational presentations, art classes, virtual trips, advocacy forums, line dancing, and much more - Featured games include music bingo, trivia, Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, Taboo, Charades, $100,000 Pyramid, Name That Tune, Pictionary, Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, Let's Make a Deal, and so much more Classes - Develop new skills, earn new badges, and have some fun by attending one of our new structured classes. - Topics include: Life Skills, Health & Wellness, Tech Training, Workforce Readiness, Financial Literacy, Character Development, Tough Stuff, Self-Advocacy and more. Upcoming Events - Check out the event calendar and register. - Includes daytime, evening and weekend events - Don't forget to invite a friend. Video Library - Just in case you missed the live event, you can now watch it on-demand in our video gallery.

Turn medical fear into curiosity—one play prescription at a time. Playful Prescriptions is your go-to app for navigating pediatric healthcare through the power of play. Whether you’re a parent, nurse, or child life specialist, our AI-powered chat delivers personalized, developmentally appropriate play recommendations for children facing medical experiences. Just tell the app what the child is navigating—like a diagnosis, medical device, procedure, or fear—and instantly receive three customized “play prescriptions.” Each comes with an explanation of the science behind why it helps, empowering you to support emotional processing, cooperation, and confidence. Need ideas that fit a hospital bed? Activities for limited mobility? Looking for distraction, education, or coping support? Just ask. Our adaptive AI tailors every recommendation to the child’s age, environment, and unique needs. Because when we give kids the tools to understand what’s happening to their bodies, they don’t just get through it—they own it.