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In this article, the authors discuss the use of art-based research, specifically performance
ethnographic and autoethnographic processes, within clinical supervision of drama …

This thesis explores the relationship of the artist and the therapist in drama therapy. In
addition to a written component, there is a creative project entitled Marching to the Beat of a …

Some people believe that Arts therapies are clearly psychotherapies. This is indicated by the
change of name at Goldsmith's College from Art Therapy Diploma to Art Psychotherapy …

This article presents observations and questions arising from an ongoing investigation into
therapeutic theatre. Faculty involved in the training of NYU drama therapy students discuss …

It is imperative that new generations of drama therapists emerge with cultural awareness,
savvy and competence, in order to work responsibly and skillfully with clients from a wide …

This article illuminates the experience of acting through a synthesis of concepts from
therapy, arts, and philosophy. Through the lens of performance theory, the author first …

Dramatherapists often draw on biographical performance to facilitate individual and social
change, often within the public sphere. This paper considers the cultural politics of …

The critical narrative explores published and creative works as a performer and how this has
informed the author's development as researcher, artist, dramatherapist and teacher in …

The objective of this research is to understand how the dance/movement therapy student
integrates identities and activities as a dancer in the process of becoming a …