Introduction to Drama Therapy
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Monday, February 7th, 6:30-8:30pm
FREE
Pre-Registration Required
Drama therapy is the skilled and deliberate use of drama and theater processes to achieve therapeutic goals. Drama therapy is active and experiential; it provides participants with a safe yet stimulating context in which to explore personal and family stories, set goals, uncover and express feelings, resolve problematic patterns, and, as appropriate, achieve cathartic release. Because drama therapy is both active and reflective, it helps people to integrate emotional, cognitive, and physical levels of experience. In this special winter workshop, we will explore our winter “blues.”
Living Arts Counseling Center
5463 College Ave, Oakland, CA
Two blocks South of Rockridge BART
http://www.livingartscenter.org
To Register, contact: Abigail Stone Abigail.R.Stone@gmail.com510-595-5500 x.12 or Pella Schafer Weisman pellaschaferweisman@gmail.com (510) 595-5500 x.15
About the Facilitators:
Abigail Stone - I specialize in using the creative arts, particularly drama, with individuals and groups to help clients gain a better self-understanding and integrate difficult experiences. My practice includes adults, children and families. I hold a Master's Degree from the California Institute of Integral Studies in Counseling Psychology with a drama therapy emphasis. Abigail Stone, MFT intern #65215, is supervised by Merry Ross, MFT #37401.
Pella Schafer Weisman - I work with highly motivated clients who are ready to create
change in their lives and relationships. Similar to a life coach, work with me has the added benefit of Drama Therapy, talk therapy, and mindfulness tools to work with any core issues that may be blocking your success.
www.therapybayarea.com
Pella Schafer Weisman, MFT Intern #63779 is supervised by Armand Volkas, MFT,
RDT/BCT, MFC#28789.
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