Drama Therapy course is a thoughtfully designed training with experiential, didactic, and clinical integration to prepare students to work as competent drama therapists who are also personally and culturally aware. 

Wide-ranging research interests of instructors include the use of drama in social justice work, heart rate variability biofeedback, the relationship between drama psychology, somatic expression, and emotional healing in adults and adolescents, action meditation and mindfulness practices, and film and cultural studies. Role-playing, voice work, dance, and storytelling are all techniques used in drama therapy to help patients explore and resolve social and personal issues.

By taking our drama therapy course, you’ll have access to the specific techniques experts in this field employ and the advantages they frequently offer. You will learn how to persuade a group to communicate with one another, create a drama-based session for a client, use role-playing to improve someone’s social skills, and much more. 

If you have never experienced this therapy, you will be astonished and impressed by the outcomes. Sign up today to learn more about Drama Therapy.