There is related autism & self-regulation research out of Harvard & Boston Children's[1] that uses video games & biofeedback sensors in a very ingenious way:
The children participate in common games on a tablet where the difficultly (and the stress of playing) slowly increases. Signs of frustration / stress from the bio monitors like a rapid heartbeat make clouds slowly start to cover the screen a bit like a screensaver. That provides the children a visual clue to do some self-soothing. Take deep breaths, your heart rate lowers, the screen becomes clear again so you can keep playing.
The idea is to practice emotional regulation and emotional awareness a few hours a day to build competency.