No. It's a board game. One that I am awesome at.

[Okay. Leslie flips over to her "funtivities for would-be genocidal maniacs" section.]

In Aya's condition, I would say that forging a connection to emotional beings is all the more important. Perhaps some sort of job or project, where she has to rely on the help of others? Or even an activity where she has to at least process the emotions of others. I find that the arts can provide a good outlet for that.