This book transforms Minecraft from casual screen time into a meaningful therapeutic tool. It demonstrates how clinicians of all skill levels can harness the game's popularity to support children's mental health within an intentional, therapeutic setting. Drawing on established play therapy modalities and contemporary neuroscience, the book presents a practical, seven-part approach. Through vibrant case vignettes, it details ways to help children work through big emotions, negative self-talk, trauma, and grief - all within the world of Minecraft. The book's seven-part framework also provides strategies for working with parents to navigate screen time and strengthen family bonds. Essential clinical considerations are also discussed, including treatment planning, documentation, privacy, and tips for engaging ADHD and neurodivergent clients. Adventures in the Digital Playroom provides essential guidance for clinicians, from play therapists to school counselors, linking Minecraft's cultural influence with established clinical theory. It is also an invaluable resource for parents and families seeking to transform conflicts over gaming into opportunities for connection and growth.