British Association of Dramatherapists

 

The British Association of Dramatherapists
Waverley, Battledown Approach
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL52 6RE
Telephone: +44 (0)1242 235 515
E-mail: enquiries@badth.org.uk
Registered Company No. 3195460

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Another finished mask

 

News / Short Courses

Dramatherapy with Children and Young People

Date: Saturday 19th June 2010
Time: 9.45 – 16.30
Venue: Central London

Download details: MS Word document (353KB) or PDF file (106KB)


2010 Annual Conference

"The Theatre of Dramatherapy"

Dates: Saturday 11th, Sunday 12th and Monday 13th September
Venue: Grey College, Durham University

Download full programme and booking form: PDF file (605 KB)


New Ways of Working

Enhance, Include, Evolve, New Ways of Working for the Allied Health Professionals.

Dramatherapy and Dramatherapists are featured in this recent publication about New Ways of Working in Mental Health: www.newwaysofworking.org.uk/content/view/19/430/


Speech by the Rt Hon Alan Johnson MP: Arts and Healthcare Event - “Open to All:” Mental Health, Social Inclusion and Museums and Galleries

In a speech on the 16th September 2008, Alan Johnson MP, Secretary of State for Health, advocated the use of the Arts and Arts Therapies for mental health services. Read it here: www.dh.gov.uk/en/News/Speeches/DH_088160.


Short Courses and Workshops not run by BADth

Some BADth members run short courses and workshops.  Some of these are advertised on the members' own websites which can be accessed via our 'Links' page.  Please note that these courses are not organised by BADth and enquiries will need to made through the addresses provided on the Websites.  Short courses are also run by the universities who provide full training.  Contact details for the universities can be found on the career/training page.


Arts Therapies Service Users Survey

The four Arts Therapies Professional Bodies (Art, Music, Drama and Dance Movement) are keen to receive direct feedback from people with mental health problems who have experienced one or more of the Arts Therapies or are currently engaged in these. They also want to hear from those who may have found it difficult or impossible to access Arts Therapies. They would value your views and comments. The survey will not take more than a few minutes to complete. Click here to take part.


Arts Therapies in Scotland

A report about Arts Therapies in Scotland can be accessed here (PDF file, 831KB).


The Arts Therapies are signatories to the New Savoy Declaration, calling for wider access to psychological therapies in the NHS.