The Board
Gaming Circle
Playing Our Way Back to Each Other
The Board Gaming Circle is a coming-soon book by Gayatri, founder at Space by TriiTree. It explores board games as a way to make time for relationships, community, and presence in a distracted world—an invitation to connect through play, not a guide to clinical treatment.
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fewer screens, more tables.
better people. mostly.
A table can be a place to reconnect.
Between busy days and glowing screens, being together does not always mean feeling connected. This book looks at the simple, shared experience of sitting down to play—and the space it can make for conversation, laughter, attention, and belonging.
Through the lens of play, Gayatri explores relationships, community, and emotional well-being, and asks how we might bring a more present kind of togetherness into a distracted world.
Gayatri
Gayatri is the founder at Space by TriiTree. Her work is rooted in empathy and a belief in tailored support for each person's needs. With experience across Mumbai and Jaipur, she supports adolescents and adults, and works with couples and families to strengthen connection and communication. In The Board Gaming Circle, she brings that interest in human connection to the shared act of play.
Read Gayatri's founder story or request an introductory phone call with the Space by TriiTree team.
Before you join the circle.
What is The Board Gaming Circle about?
The Board Gaming Circle: Playing Our Way Back to Each Other explores how sitting down to play board games can make space for conversation, shared attention, relationships, and community.
Who wrote the book?
Gayatri, founder at Space by TriiTree, is the author. Learn more about her work and background on the About us page.
Is the book available to buy?
The book is coming soon. This page does not offer a purchase or preorder. Sign up for book updates to hear when it is ready; a release date and price have not been announced here.
Does the book present board games as therapy?
No. Its focus is connection through shared play, not diagnosis or treatment. The book is not a substitute for professional mental health care. For questions about counselling, request an introductory phone call and confirm fit and session options with the team.
Do I need to share a phone number for updates?
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