What is Drama Therapy?

Drama therapy is a form of creative arts psychological treatment that uses drama and theatre techniques to support individuals in their mental health and personal development. By engaging in dramatic activities like role-playing, dramatic games and creating scenes, participants explore their emotions, problem-solving and personal growth. 

Common Drama Therapy Goals

Trauma and stress management

Self-esteem and self-identity

Psychological development and growth

Emotional and behavioral issues

Social relationship development

Interpersonal relationship problems

Life transitions and adaptation

Drama Therapy Activities

And here’re some examples of drama therapy activities:

  1. Role-Playing

  2. Mask Making and Use

  3. Improvisation

  4. Story Creation

  5. Scene Re-enactment

These activities can be adjusted according to the needs and goals of the participants and are conducted under the guidance of a registered drama therapist to ensure safety and adherence to professional standards.

(Please read our blog post about ‘what is drama therapy’ for detailed explanation)

Book a Free Consultation

We offer a 15 min free consultation time to discuss your child/client/own needs and how Drama Therapy can support them. Contact us to for a free consultation to discuss your needs!