Drama Therapist
Definition
Drama therapists are trained in the intentional use of drama and theatre processes to achieve therapeutic goals. Drama therapists provide psychotherapy for individuals living with mental health and behavioral concerns that may result in psychological suffering, impaired relationships, or distress in daily activities. Drama therapy promotes wellness and healing within the context of a therapeutic relationship for individuals of varying ability levels across the lifespan. Drama therapy can take many forms depending on individual and group needs, skill and ability levels, interests, and therapeutic goals. Processes and techniques may include improvisation, theater games, storytelling, and enactment.
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Quick Facts
- Taxonomy Code
- 101200000X
- Grouping
- Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers
- Classification
- Drama Therapist
- National Providers
- 414
- Conditions Treated
- 0
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