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Description
This resource offers ten illustrated short stories developed specifically to promote recovery from trauma, resilience and positive mental health among adolescents and young adults. The stories can be used with individuals or groups, in the consulting room or in schools, and are supported by scripts, activities and examples.
"This is great. I really found this so enjoyable and easy to read/navigate, which is a good thing for a busy teacher. I feel that the layout and the scenarios are easy to connect with and easy to imagine implementing in any classroom. I can see this being a great go to resource for many teachers, to help navigate some of the challenging topics that exist in our school communities that can help them feel empowered and secure to deliver. This book also shows the importance and value of Drama being an important subject that enables a safe and vital place to explore these activities." Andria Zafirakou MBE. Global Teacher Prize Winner 2018. Consultant on Creativity and Innovation. Speaker. Art and Textiles Teacher. Founder and CEO of Artists in Residence (AiR) Charity.
NICKY MORRIS is an experienced and HCPC registered dramatherapist whose approach is broadly humanistic and person-centred. After working for eight years in the NHS with a range of client groups, she joined Cygnet Health Care in 2006 providing music-based dramatherapy sessions on a secure ward for women diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Her work has since extended to women with mood disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders and eating disorders. She is the author of Dramatherapy for Borderline Personality Disorder (Routledge, 2018), which was included on Book Authority's list of the best personality disorder books of all time.
"This is great. I really found this so enjoyable and easy to read/navigate, which is a good thing for a busy teacher. I feel that the layout and the scenarios are easy to connect with and easy to imagine implementing in any classroom. I can see this being a great go to resource for many teachers, to help navigate some of the challenging topics that exist in our school communities that can help them feel empowered and secure to deliver. This book also shows the importance and value of Drama being an important subject that enables a safe and vital place to explore these activities." Andria Zafirakou MBE. Global Teacher Prize Winner 2018. Consultant on Creativity and Innovation. Speaker. Art and Textiles Teacher. Founder and CEO of Artists in Residence (AiR) Charity.
NICKY MORRIS is an experienced and HCPC registered dramatherapist whose approach is broadly humanistic and person-centred. After working for eight years in the NHS with a range of client groups, she joined Cygnet Health Care in 2006 providing music-based dramatherapy sessions on a secure ward for women diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Her work has since extended to women with mood disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders and eating disorders. She is the author of Dramatherapy for Borderline Personality Disorder (Routledge, 2018), which was included on Book Authority's list of the best personality disorder books of all time.