Drama Therapy Theory

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An exploration of the theoretical foundations of drama therapy, as well as an examination of its major theorists, approaches, and core constructs-such as play, role, ritual, improvisation, embodiment, projection, and aesthetic distance. Students study the interface of drama therapy with social justice work and other forms of psychotherapy, as well as variations of approaches used with diverse populations and their presenting challenges. RESTRICTED TO DRAMA THERAPY STUDENTS