One to one or Group therapy
Drama and movement therapy can be a long or short-term intervention, and be had on one to one basis or as part of a group, depending on need. A one to one session will generally be about 50 minutes, while a group may be up to an hour or longer. Sessions are confidential and no previous experience of drama is required. The process is the important part for these sessions, rather than the product.
Who can it help?
Drama and movement psychotherapy can benefit anyone. Give Space has experience supporting:
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children
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young people
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adults
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older adults
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people with a diagnosis of autism​
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people with a diagnosis of ADHD
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people with dementia
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carers
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people with a diagnosis of brain injuries and brain tumours
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people who have experienced trauma
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looked after children
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people who have experienced bereavement
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survivors of domestic violence
How can it help?
People will seek therapy for many different reasons. Drama and movement psychotherapy uses an indirect approach through creative mediums which often feels less exposing and in turn safer to explore and discuss difficult topics. It can be helpful for a variety of reasons including:
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building self esteem
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reducing anxiety and stress
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nurturing positive wellbeing
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communication
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building resilience
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understanding and managing emotions
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addressing trauma
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Currently Give Space work in partnership with other organisations to offer their services, and do not provide private practice sessions. If you would like to hear more about psychotherapy sessions with Give Space please do not hesitate to get in touch.
