| What happens in dramatherapy? | ||||||||||||||
| Dramatherapy work can take place in a one-off session but more usually runs over a fixed period of sessions or as more long-term ongoing work. A typical session will often consist of a warm-up phase which links into a main activity and is followed by a closure period. Examples of Dramatherapy techniques: - Work with story and Myth - Drama games - Role-play and improvisation - Use of masks and puppets - Multi-sensory work How can dramatherapy be effective? The range of creative media offer ways of developing self-expression and defining self image. The dramatic form can also be used to rehearse social skills. This can set up a supportive atmosphere and build confidence. Drama therapy can also help people explore different ways of relating to people or issues. |
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| Further information: | ||||||||||||||
| Dramatherapy Scotland One example of dramatherapy Dramatherapy in my organisation / business? External LINKS list (K Dent-Brown) In depth essay on "What is dramatherapy?" Books about Dramatherapy (Jessica Kingsley Publishers |
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| Contact me: | ||||||||||||||
| Wild Goose Therapy Seeking new premises |
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| Sharon Hall BA (Hons) SRAT (Drama) | ||||||||||||||
| E-mail -; info@wildgoosetherapy.com | ||||||||||||||
| Telephone: 07952 205620 | ||||||||||||||