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Trauma and Embodied Healing in Dramatherapy, Theatre and Performance, J. F. Jacques (ed.) (2024)

Dramatherapy
Review of: Trauma and Embodied Healing in Dramatherapy, Theatre and Performance, J. F.
Abigail Nelson
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An investigation into the space where drama education and dramatherapy meet. What does this mean in conceptual and practical terms for practitioner and participant? [PDF]

The aim of this research is to explore the space between drama education and dramatherapy as practised in the UK and find a way of describing it. I begin by looking at five areas relevant to both professions: theatre and anthropology, theatre and ...
Holmwood, Clive
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Exploring a cross-theoretical approach to dramatherapy: Linking aesthetic distance, window of tolerance and affect intensity

Dramatherapy
The capacity to experience and regulate a wide range of emotions is crucial for navigating daily life. When individuals function within their optimal arousal levels, they can more effectively integrate emotions, thoughts and behaviours.
Laura L. Wood
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Arts and psychomotor therapies in the treatment of personality disorders

Journal of Clinical Psychology, Volume 80, Issue 8, Page 1717-1725, August 2024.
Suzanne Haeyen, Giancarlo Dimaggio
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Dramatherapy with migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking populations: Reflections from practitioner-group meetings

Dramatherapy
Migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking populations face significant challenges to their wellbeing and mental health. As such, dramatherapy as an intervention for these groups is an important, and growing, area of focus for many in the profession.
Jennifer Y. F. Lau
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Więcej niż teatr

Pamiętnik Teatralny, 2019
On 22-23 November 2018 at the Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the international conference “Theatre and Drama in Prison. Prison in Theatre and Drama” took place.
Anna Chojnacka
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How the archetype of the Latvian werewolf can inform dramatherapy practice

Dramatherapy
This article examines the Latvian Vilkatis (‘werewolf’) through an autoethnographic and historical approach, tracing its origins from ancient myth to its presence in contemporary cultural imagination.
Ieva Alberton
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Teatr jako strategia budowania wspólnoty: Sztuka jest i nie jest rozwiązaniem

Pamiętnik Teatralny, 2019
Ashley Lucas has focused on the psychological and social effects of theatre work carried out in prisons. She has observed that theatrical performances staged in penitentiaries: rehearsals, workshops, actual performances create an opportunity to build a ...
Ashley Lucas, Justyna Biernat
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Liminality and ritual in dramatherapy : the intersubjective space

‘Theatre’ is a word which describes what can be seen in a performance space, including an empty stage suggesting an ‘active absence’ as well as performativity.
Jaaniste, Joanna (R18203)
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Ethics, Identity, and the Dramatherapy Informed Classroom: Processes of Identity Negotiation and Performance, Jeanne Roberts (2024)

Dramatherapy
Review of: Ethics, Identity, and the Dramatherapy Informed Classroom: Processes of Identity Negotiation and Performance, Jeanne Roberts (2024) London: Routledge, 149 pp., ISBN 978-1-03272-985-5, h/bk, GBP 112 ...
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel
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