"Resilience"- a play written and performed by patients from the Cèdres clinic in Cornebarrieu, will be performed this Wednesday and Thursday evening at the Grenier Théâtre in Toulouse. To change your outlook on mental health.
Taming your emotions but above all understanding them better through various exercises drawn from the world of the theater, this is what this technique, which has recently been recognized but which is rapidly expanding in French-speaking Switzerland, offers.
The Theatre & Health Lab in the NYU Program in Drama Therapy focuses on advancing our understanding how theatre can change lives for the better. In celebration of our 35th year, we have launched Drama Therapy as Performance. Our goal is to create an accessible archive...
The application of Dramatherapy is growing in Latin America, incorporating more and more its implementation in contexts related to health, theater and education. In the last two years, Dramatherapy has...
Of the approximately 100 theatre groups in Taiwan, no more than 10 are able to achieve the stable revenues indicative of a large organization. The vast majority of these groups simply exist on ideals and passion. The Teenager Performing Arts League is one such group. F...
In Greece, we celebrated the Dramatherapy week with events in Athens and Thessaloniki.
In Thessaloniki the Dramatherapy center ROES organized a meeting with the theme “Introduction in Dramatherapy” with Stelios Krasanakis as the keynote speaker and dramatherapist Afrodi...
Here comes the big reveal. The 41st NADTA Conference will be held in San Diego, California from November 5-8, 2020 at the Bahia Resort Hotel. Book your tickets early!
And save the date for the 42nd Annual Conference, October 14-17 2021.
SRI LANKA: DRAMATHERAPY WEEK CELEBRATION
27TH OCTOBER 2019
Sri Lanka Association for Dramatherapists celebrated the International Dramatherapy Week on 27th October at Senehasa Education Research Resource and Information Centre in Colombo. The theme of the celebration w...
You're invited for the screening of the short film Where The Lost Things Go directed by Danni Jackson, a graduate from the IKON Grad Dip in Dramatherapy.
