Dramatherapy

Dramatherapy

ISSN: 0263-0672
E-ISSN: 2157-1430

Dramatherapy (DJ) is an established international journal that presents the most recent developments in the field of dramatherapy theory, practice and research, and promotes the advancement of the profession worldwide. It provides a platform for dynamic dialogues with related disciplines whilst encouraging critical, open, diverse and creative thinking.

Language	English
Journal Status	Active
Collection(s)	Intellect Full Collection 2025 Intellect Full Collection 2024 Intellect Performing Arts Collection 2024 Intellect Performing Arts Collection 2025

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- Therapy in Colour: Intersectional, Anti-Racist and Intercultural Approaches by Therapists of Colour, Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga, Kris Black, Eugene Ellis and Karen Carberry (eds) (2023)
  
  By Kimaya Marie de Silva
- Intercultural Dramatherapy: Imagination and Action at the Intersection of Difference, Ditty Dokter and Nisha Sajnani (2023)
  
  By Amy Mackay
- ‘YOUR silence violates US with violence because by nature OUR love is quiet’: Creative response
  
  By Adam D.-F. Stevens
- ‘YOUR silence violates US with violence because by nature OUR love is quiet’
  
  By Taylor Ronnie George Mitchell
- Introduction to the Creative Contributions section
  
  Authors: Salvo Pitruzzella, Susana Pendzik and Taylor Ronnie George Mitchell
- Marginality, identity work and the four-part structure: Resisting unwelcome interpellation
  
  By Jeanne Roberts
- Facilitators and barriers of dramatherapy for individuals affected by poverty: An instrumental case study
  
  Authors: Yasmin Habaal and Tobias Constien
- Preliminary findings on being and becoming: Exploring the experiences of Black Caribbean and African creative arts therapists
  
  Authors: Andrea-May Oliver, Shaun Liverpool and Vicky Karkou
- A ‘curious and non-defensive approach’ to working with intergenerational trauma in dramatherapy
  
  By Nina Mdwaba
- Voyages of self-healing: Autobiographical therapeutic performance in the diaspora
  
  Authors: Susana Pendzik, Idalmis García Rodríguez, Ramón Guitart Igea and Elke Jorzyk
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Dramatherapy

Latest Articles Lasest articles RSS feed

Therapy in Colour: Intersectional, Anti-Racist and Intercultural Approaches by Therapists of Colour, Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga, Kris Black, Eugene Ellis and Karen Carberry (eds) (2023)

Intercultural Dramatherapy: Imagination and Action at the Intersection of Difference, Ditty Dokter and Nisha Sajnani (2023)

‘YOUR silence violates US with violence because by nature OUR love is quiet’: Creative response

‘YOUR silence violates US with violence because by nature OUR love is quiet’

Introduction to the Creative Contributions section

Marginality, identity work and the four-part structure: Resisting unwelcome interpellation

Facilitators and barriers of dramatherapy for individuals affected by poverty: An instrumental case study

Preliminary findings on being and becoming: Exploring the experiences of Black Caribbean and African creative arts therapists

A ‘curious and non-defensive approach’ to working with intergenerational trauma in dramatherapy

Voyages of self-healing: Autobiographical therapeutic performance in the diaspora

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The Implicated Witness: Towards a Relational Aesthetic in Dramatherapy

Benefits of Dramatherapy for Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Qualitative Analysis of Feedback from Parents and Teachers of Clients Attending Roundabout Dramatherapy Sessions in Schools

Evaluating Dramatherapy. EBP and PBE: A Research Project

Dramatherapy: Five Core Processes

Playback Theatre and Narrative Therapy: Introducing a New Model

Dramatherapy with Children and Young People who Have Autistic Spectrum Disorders: An Examination of Dramatherapists’ Practices

The ACTing Cure: Evidence-Based Group Treatment for People with Intellectual Disabilities

To be Black. to be a Woman. Can Dramatherapy help Black Women to Discover Their True Self despite Racial and Gender Oppression?

Flying towards Neverland

The Drama Therapy Role Method