Drama therapy: intermediate
Course
In London
Description
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Location
London
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Different dates available
This is the follow on course to the first taster course in Drama Therapy. It will give you a further insight into the profession and a firmer and more complete understanding of how Drama Therapy works. It is at the same time still a very practical course which aims to continually make you feel comfortable enough to explore Drama Therapy for yourself.
Dramatherapy is a form of psychological therapy in which all of the performance arts are utilised within the therapeutic relationship. Dramatherapists are both artists and clinicians and draw on their trainings in theatre/drama and therapy to create methods to engage clients in effecting psychological, emotional and social changes. The therapy gives equal validity to body and mind within the dramatic context; stories, myths, play-texts, puppetry, masks and improvisation are examples of the range of artistic interventions a Dramatherapist may employ. These will enable the client to explore difficult and painful life experiences through an indirect approach.
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About this course
The course will give you a detailed insight into what it is to work as a registered dramatherapist when working with Dramatherapists in a professional context and other settings. The course would offer those students, who are thinking of doing an MA course in Dramatherapy, a much better idea of what to expect at university and could help you decide whether Dramatherapy is for you as a profession.
• Practise drama therapy techniques.
• Participate with ease in improvisation “thinking on your feet”.
• Communicate more effectively through voice and movement skills.
• Be aware of the therapeutic ideas of Dramatherapy and C. Jung.
No extra costs. Comfortable clothing should be worn for movement and story enactment workshops. Please bring paper and pens and relevant books will be recommended.
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Subjects
- Drama
- Theatre
Course programme
The use of Laban Movement Technique, ‘6 part story building’ and working with personal objects.; and the use of Forum Theatre in a Drama Therapy context.
Please note that acting classes by their very nature can involve exercises and the exploration of material that some students may find challenging.
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Drama therapy: intermediate
