drama therapy

Also dra·ma·ther·a·py

noun

1. a type of psychotherapy encouraging patients to use dramatic techniques to deal with emotional and psychological problems.

2. a psychodrama staged to dramatize difficulties and problems.

Example Sentences

So, Yun hosts community workshops on performance, design and even drama therapy.

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To help support herself, she did improvisational puppet theater for children and ran workshops for teenage girls using movement and drama therapy.

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“I’ve done drama therapy before in prisons. What it does is it grounds a disadvantaged community. Even if it’s a disadvantaged community of Caucasians, having theater can be that guideline to getting out of places.”

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He’d recently read the book “The Body Keeps the Score” and was introduced to the idea of drama therapy.

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So, Greene decided to call the lawyer he saw on television, Rebecca Randles, to start a conversation about exploring their story through drama therapy.

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