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Dramatherapy in Latin America has evolved through community-rooted practices shaped by a tradition of theatre as resistance, healing and education.
María Sol Guerrero Gimenez
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This work presents a single case study of brief, open group dramatherapy with adults in a palliative care setting. It explores the feasibility and potential benefits of this approach for individuals with life-limiting conditions. Grounded in dramatherapy
Sally McRae
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Poetic evidence: Challenging the notion of empirical evidence in dramatherapy
This article challenges the concept of evidence as proposed by established empirical research as an exclusive form of evidence in dramatherapy. In recent decades, health policy has increasingly called for evidence-based practice and research in the arts ...
Anke Schäfer
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Perspectives of Nurses and Adolescents About Pro Re Nata Treatment in Adolescent Inpatient Psychiatric Units: A Qualitative Study [PDF]
ABSTRACT Introduction ‘Pro re nata’ (PRN) treatment, commonly prescribed in adolescent psychiatric inpatient units, is administered on an ad hoc basis to address specific symptoms. It is prescribed in advance and delivered by nurses when the situation requires it. Question This study aims to explore the lived experience of adolescents and nurses during
Augustin Behaghel +6 more
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Making room for the parents: Dyadic dramatherapy in kindergarten
This case study examines a two-year dramatherapy process with a preschool child attending a public kindergarten for children with developmental language disorders in Israel.
Anat Navot
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Dramatherapy’s function in current times: A floating island of hope in a chaotic environment1
This reflection has been adapted from a keynote speech pronounced at the 7th Conference of the European Federation of Dramatherapy in collaboration with World Alliance of Dramatherapy, on the theme ‘Human & Nature in Dramatherapy’, which took place in ...
Susana Pendzik
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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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Exploring the Use of Sea Swimming as an Intervention With Young People With Mental Health Challenges: A Qualitative Descriptive Study [PDF]
ABSTRACT There is emerging evidence that sea swimming can have a positive impact on the mental health of adults. Less is known about how this intervention can impact young people's mental health. The aim of this study was to explore young service users and staff's perspectives on sea swimming in the child and adolescent mental health services. Fourteen
Alice Taylor +3 more
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The Role and Significance of Sound Design in Dramatherapy
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE: The aim of the article is to explore and understand the significance of using sound desing in drama therapy. THE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND METHODS: The main research question is: How is sound desing used in dramatherapy, and what role ...
Sebastian Szymański
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This ethnographic study examines the integration of multicultural bereavement rituals – including South African Zulu mourning practices, Hindu funeral and mourning rites and Muslim burial customs – within the Sesame dramatherapy framework.
Nonkululeko Vilakazi
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