Background Psychiatric treatment of psychosis often comprises therapeutic and
psychotropic combinations. Dramatherapy is often utilised in health services with this …

Although there is an increasing interest in connecting the arts and health, creative
interventions, such as drama therapy, are often impeded in their implementation due to a …

Unfinished business (UB), when individuals appraise their relationship with others or
themselves as incomplete or unresolved, entails difficult emotions such as regret, remorse …

Older adults with constricted life-space mobility (limited range of movement and activity
within one's environment) face an increased risk of social isolation and poor psychological …

Arts and psychomotor therapies are often part of the multidisciplinary treatment for people
diagnosed with Personality Disorders (PDs). Drama therapy is aimed at promoting emotion …

Interest in the individual and collective health benefits of engaging with the arts has been
increasing in the 21st century, particularly for addressing complex health challenges that …

This paper presents a succinct overview of the psychodramatic origins of Creative
Adaptability, a novel concept that refers to people's ability to respond creatively and …

Background Role-play, or the transient embodiment of a different role from one's own, is a
uniquely human activity that permeates many aspects of life. However, what psychosocial …

Background This paper examines cognitive and body-based therapies through the lens of
embodiment, framing treatments as constructed experiences shaped by individuals' …

Aesthetic experiences, emerging saliently in the arts, play a pivotal role in transformative
learning and creative processes that elicit physiological, affective, and cognitive responses …