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Find out about Drama Therapy offering from Decision Support Services, Linda French and Bas van der Hoeven
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Saturday, 19 May 2012. Bas and Linda at Future Faces of Dementia. Bas and Linda will be describing their work with Drama Therapy in the Management of Dementia at the. Alzheimers New Zealand Conference on Friday 25 May. For the full conference programme see:. FUTURE FACES OF DEMENTIA CONFERENCE MAY 24 - 27, 2012 WELLINGTON CONVENTION CENTRE WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND. Links to this post. Monday, 2 April 2012. New Zealand was lucky to have. A visit from John-Paul Bell. Talking about humour as a therapy. We are...
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Introduction to Drama Therapy. Bas van der Hoeven. Regain and Sustain Dementia Program. This is Drama Therapy. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand License. We offer a number of programs for both the health sector and broader corporate needs, using our drama, facilitation and counselling skills. We offer high-quality, research-based programs that address and facilitate lasting change for our clients. What is Drama Therapy? Conducting Drama Therapy sessions. We tap int...
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Introduction to Drama Therapy. Bas van der Hoeven. Regain and Sustain Dementia Program. This is Drama Therapy. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand License. Bas van der Hoeven. He conducted Drama Therapy sessions for groups and individuals. The clients range from the physically disabled, those with brain injuries, Asperger’s, the intellectually disabled to those with bipolar, conduct disorder and other psychological conditions. Bas has developed and conducts a drama t...
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Introduction to Drama Therapy. Bas van der Hoeven. Regain and Sustain Dementia Program. This is Drama Therapy. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand License. Nice article in the local press. Posted 14 Feb 2013, 18:28. Bas was featured in CityLife Independent Herald. Page 10. Good to see interest in Drama Therapy as a therapy. Alzheimers NZ Conference 2012. Posted 26 May 2012, 00:51. Presentation paper added to Resources. Drama Therapy and Dementia - Insite Magazine.
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Introduction to Drama Therapy. Bas van der Hoeven. Regain and Sustain Dementia Program. This is Drama Therapy. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand License. Decision Support Services Limited is acting as an incubator for this venture to provide Drama Therapy services and training. Ultimately the team will be self-supporting entity. Bas van der Hoeven. The core team will be extended as programmes require. Bas van der Hoeven.
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Drama Therapy in New Zealand: December 2011
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Sunday, 4 December 2011. Some of you may have heard a recent visitor from the UK – Graham Stokes. A Neurologist. He spoke to many groups about the huge increase world wide in dementia that is going to happen oveer the next 40 years. He made it very clear that this is not a psychiatric condition but a neuorolgical condition, something that we are not always clear about even now. The points he made were very clear. There will not be enough beds to cope with the level of need. Dramatherapy can help both the...
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: February 2012
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Monday, 27 February 2012. I can't tell you how depressed and worried this makes me. If this is the standard of thinking that prevails then New Zealand is in dire straits indeed. We are all part of our country and we must remember that the true judge of any nation is how it provides for its most vulnerable – the very young, the ill and the elderly amongst others. If ever we needed cohesion, it is now. Let's join the 21. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Call at our main website.
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: Bas & Linda at Future Faces of Dementia
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Saturday, 19 May 2012. Bas and Linda at Future Faces of Dementia. Bas and Linda will be describing their work with Drama Therapy in the Management of Dementia at the. Alzheimers New Zealand Conference on Friday 25 May. For the full conference programme see:. FUTURE FACES OF DEMENTIA CONFERENCE MAY 24 - 27, 2012 WELLINGTON CONVENTION CENTRE WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bas and Linda at Future Faces of Dementia. Call at our main website. For more material or contact us.
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: August 2011
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Friday, 19 August 2011. The King is dead. Long live the King. Isn’t it great how children can use imagination and play to give form to their experiences? Children still surprise us in the way they interpret the world around us. Sometimes it matches our interpretation, often not. When asked to pretend to be thirsty, some children will drop dead from thirst immediately, others beg for a drink bottle, and some enjoy the process of just crawling on the floor in search of water. Bas van der Hoeven. Residents ...
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Drama Therapy in New Zealand: April 2012
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Monday, 2 April 2012. New Zealand was lucky to have. A visit from John-Paul Bell. Talking about humour as a therapy. Humour Therapy- is it directed at “quality of life, saving money, more jokes - fewer drugs”? The answer, all of these and more. This is real therapy (there is an improvement in the subject’s state) that has been validated by research. There is a moving video report about this research from the. University of New South Wales. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bas van der Hoeven.
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: June 2011
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Sunday, 12 June 2011. All work and no play . Work is a very serious thing at any time. It's how most of us support the other areas of our life. With the job market tight and pressure on to make more with less , the workplace is a demanding environment. We all spend a large chunk of our week at work so how can we make it a happier place to be? Why not use the surroundings they will have to work in but make that more fun? The puppets in the picture have been an amazing resource for getting people to talk&#...
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: Gibberish or Double Dutch?
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Friday, 28 October 2011. Gibberish or Double Dutch? Communication is the key to working through personal issues and interacting with society. If we no longer can communicate, we become depressed and isolated. But often our feelings are misunderstood or unacknowledged. Are we simply speaking gibberish. Do we expect too much of others in requiring them to read between the lines. Drama therapy helps remove barriers and allows people to express (or communicate. For those that are non-verbal, drama therapy pr...
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: Humour Therapy
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Monday, 2 April 2012. New Zealand was lucky to have. A visit from John-Paul Bell. Talking about humour as a therapy. Humour Therapy- is it directed at “quality of life, saving money, more jokes - fewer drugs”? The answer, all of these and more. This is real therapy (there is an improvement in the subject’s state) that has been validated by research. There is a moving video report about this research from the. University of New South Wales. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Call at our main website.
Drama Therapy in New Zealand: July 2011
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Friday, 29 July 2011. Dignity – who needs it? One of the many reasons I like drama therapy is that it is fun. There's no sense of therapist superiority. The person doing the work controls all aspects. The license to be the child they want to be, to access play, ideas, fantasy is their choice. Children do not have the constraints that adults learn to place on themselves but when adults attempt to play they can often trip themselves up. What do I look like? Will people think I'm silly? Links to this post.
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Welcome to Dramatherapist.net. A resource to promote the use of Dramatherapy, its benefits to organisations, individuals and the community. A Mind survey exploring alternatives to drug therapy found that art, music and drama therapy were among the top three therapies rated as helpful by users of mental health services. The art form is also seen as a safe way to experiment with relating to others in a meaningful way when words can be difficult. Source: NICE guidelines for schizophrenia.
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Ind is an open space, so long as it goes on consolidating its thinking and its practice. A blog will allow the extension of the communication: drama widened to ideas and competences. Director, E. Gioacchini. But what beyond our discussions? Help yourself adapt to altering life-style changes.if there’s one constant in our life today it’s change; from every direction and faster than ever. Let’s make the dream a reality.and much much more! I’m just looking forward to seeing your messages here! Drammaterapia...
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An original collection of Dramatherapy and Cine-dramatherapy Videos and short Video-Interviews taken by Creative Drama and In-Out Theatre and Dramatherapy Workshop Freemind. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In this series of videos, we give you a tour of some of the most commonly used modules of dramatherapy theachings and performances available at Dramatherapy Workshop. CINE-DRAMATHERAPY WORKSHOP, Nina The Seagull, Part 1. Make photo slide shows at www.OneTrueMedia.com. Cine-Dramatherapy, A Special Party.
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Introduction to Drama Therapy. Bas van der Hoeven. Regain and Sustain Dementia Program. This is Drama Therapy. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand License. Introduction to Drama Therapy. Skilled and enthusiastic expertise in the use of drama in therapeutic work and life enhancing situations is available now. We can also tailor a delivery package to the needs of you and/or your organisation. This is a safe, fun, effective way to improve performance at all levels.
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Purposefully uses drama techniques and theatre-based models to encourage the client’s creativity and expressive ability. It helps the clients to tell their story. In a wide variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, mental health centres, prisons, and businesses. Dramatherapy exists in many forms and can be. Applicable to individuals, couples, families, and various groups. A Body of Work and Play - Art Therapy. Suzanne Perry and Joanna Jaaniste. October 21 and 22,.
Dramatherapy in Greece and Cyprus
This website is all about Dramatherapy, about Drama (Action) and Therapy (Service, Healing), both words of Greek origin and etymology. However, the content of the site is not confined in Greece but spreads all over the World as did Art, Theatre and Civilization thousands of years ago. Site's language: English and Greek. One day the Muses taught me glorious song. They plucked and gave to me a laurel rod,. A sturdy shoot, a truly wondrous thing,. And into me they breathed a voice divine.
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Creative Drama In-Out e Drammaterapia. Compagnia La Via Del Teatro. V dell'Imbrecciato 104, RM. Eatro un giorno ti incontra,. Per strada o nella semioscurità di una sala. I spoglia di quanto sapevi,. Senza farti sentire nudo. I fa riconoscere dietro le tue maschere. Ed annulla la distanza da esse. I restituisce all'umiltà dell'ascolto. In questo luogo, sei invitato a darci quale sei,. Uno in più dei centomila personaggi già incontrati. Creative Drama and In-Out Theatre. Made in Edit Area.
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Skip to: page content. Links on this page. Embodiment - Projection - Role. Get A Police Check. About Dr Sue Jennings. The Dramatherapy Network was founded by:. And Dr Andy Hickson. It is a resource for dramatherapists all over the world. In this site you will find details of courses. Links to other related organisations. And theatre in education. We will also update our Newsletter. Regularly, which you can of course contribute to by contacting us. You might want to find out how Dramatherapy has developed.
