Drama -- Therapeutic use
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Healthy kids : live onstage! an arts/nonprofit collaboration, 2010
Healthy Kids: Live Onstage! is a Master's Project that tests whether theatre is a viable medium for a social service agency to tell its story and potentially begin a community dialogue about challenges inherent in parenting. -- abstract.
Mind and body : a health class for hospitalized youth, 2006
A nine week health class curriculum developed to aid the therapeutic treatment process of patients hospitalized on a behavioral psychiatric ward for adolescents. -- abstracts.
Potential effectiveness of teaching theatre to foster and adoptive children, 2013
This project was designed as a model for a summer program serving foster youth in Central Massachusetts, in which theatre activities such as acting, puppetry and playwriting are taught as creative forms of expression.--Abstract.
Psychodrama : techniques for therapy and theatre, 2009
This thesis project focuses on the techniques used in a Psychodrama session and explores their uses as therapeutic tools as well as their applicability to regular theatre classes. The paper addresses how Psychodrama began, the many techniques used in Psyc
Supporting siblings of pediatric cancer patients : a drama-based approach, 2013
The aims of this thesis are to examine a variety of available support programs to siblings of pediatric cancer patients, analyze how these programs meet healthy siblings needs, and suggest ways in which a program based in playbuilding and drama could serv
Transformative theatre : a playmaking project with survivors of sexual abuse, 2009
The Transformative Theatre project was an eight week playmaking process with adult survivors of sexual abuse and violence. The resulting play was performed for a small invited audience. This paper is a reflection on the artistic process, performance and m
Youth action theater, 2007
This paper discusses the efficacy of working with an entire family structure when trying to find concrete strategies to solve youth problems. -- abstract.