Deborah Haythorne (UK Roundabout Dramatherapy), Anna Seymour (Senior Lecturer in Dramatherapy at the University of
Dramatherapy and Autism
Deborah Haythorne (UK Roundabout Dramatherapy), Anna Seymour (Senior Lecturer in Dramatherapy at the University of
Dramatherapy and Autism
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Using extensive examples from practice with a range of client groups, Dramatherapy and Autism confronts the assumption that people with autism are not able to function within the metaphorical realms of the imagination and creativity.
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Using extensive examples from practice with a range of client groups, Dramatherapy and Autism confronts the assumption that people with autism are not able to function within the metaphorical realms of the imagination and creativity.
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- Dramatherapy
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 298g
- ISBN-13: 9781138827172
- ISBN-10: 1138827177
- Artikelnr.: 43676276
- Dramatherapy
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 298g
- ISBN-13: 9781138827172
- ISBN-10: 1138827177
- Artikelnr.: 43676276
Deborah Haythorne is a founder and director of Roundabout, the largest dramatherapy charity in the UK. She is a trainer and supervisor for student dramatherapists, as well as experienced practitioners. Anna Seymour is Senior Lecturer in Dramatherapy at the University of Roehampton, London, Editor of Dramatherapy, Journal of the British Association of Dramatherapists and an international trainer.
1 Introduction Anna Seymour and Deborah Haythorne 2 Dramatherapy and Autism
Deborah Haythorne and Anna Seymour 3 Entering Colourland: Working with
Metaphor with High Functioning Autistic Children Rosalind Davidson 4 Do you
believe in Peter Pan? Helen Ridlington-White 5 Dramatherapy, autism and
metaphor - meeting The Silky Stranger Jeannie Lewis 6 Supporting agency,
choice making and the expression of voice with Kate: dramatherapy in a
mainstream primary school setting with a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with
ASD and ADHD Emma Ramsden 7 Becoming Visible: identifying and empowering
girls on the autistic spectrum through dramatherapy Ann Dix 8 Introversion,
Mindfulness and Dramatherapy: working with young people with autism Jeni
Treves 9 Mother, Son and then Some: On Autism, Dramatic Reality and
Relationship Maria Hodermarska 10 Being Men: Men, Asperger's and
Dramatherapy Adrian Benbow 11 'Remember me'; Dramatherapy with adults who
have autism, complex needs and are non-verbal Adrian Benbow and Jane
Jackson 12 Assessing the Impact of Dramatherapy on the Early Social
Behaviour of Young Children on the Autistic Spectrum Roya Dooman 13 An
exploration of the impact of dramatherapy on the whole system supporting
children and young people on the autistic spectrum Emma Godfrey and Deborah
Haythorne
Deborah Haythorne and Anna Seymour 3 Entering Colourland: Working with
Metaphor with High Functioning Autistic Children Rosalind Davidson 4 Do you
believe in Peter Pan? Helen Ridlington-White 5 Dramatherapy, autism and
metaphor - meeting The Silky Stranger Jeannie Lewis 6 Supporting agency,
choice making and the expression of voice with Kate: dramatherapy in a
mainstream primary school setting with a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with
ASD and ADHD Emma Ramsden 7 Becoming Visible: identifying and empowering
girls on the autistic spectrum through dramatherapy Ann Dix 8 Introversion,
Mindfulness and Dramatherapy: working with young people with autism Jeni
Treves 9 Mother, Son and then Some: On Autism, Dramatic Reality and
Relationship Maria Hodermarska 10 Being Men: Men, Asperger's and
Dramatherapy Adrian Benbow 11 'Remember me'; Dramatherapy with adults who
have autism, complex needs and are non-verbal Adrian Benbow and Jane
Jackson 12 Assessing the Impact of Dramatherapy on the Early Social
Behaviour of Young Children on the Autistic Spectrum Roya Dooman 13 An
exploration of the impact of dramatherapy on the whole system supporting
children and young people on the autistic spectrum Emma Godfrey and Deborah
Haythorne
1 Introduction Anna Seymour and Deborah Haythorne 2 Dramatherapy and Autism
Deborah Haythorne and Anna Seymour 3 Entering Colourland: Working with
Metaphor with High Functioning Autistic Children Rosalind Davidson 4 Do you
believe in Peter Pan? Helen Ridlington-White 5 Dramatherapy, autism and
metaphor - meeting The Silky Stranger Jeannie Lewis 6 Supporting agency,
choice making and the expression of voice with Kate: dramatherapy in a
mainstream primary school setting with a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with
ASD and ADHD Emma Ramsden 7 Becoming Visible: identifying and empowering
girls on the autistic spectrum through dramatherapy Ann Dix 8 Introversion,
Mindfulness and Dramatherapy: working with young people with autism Jeni
Treves 9 Mother, Son and then Some: On Autism, Dramatic Reality and
Relationship Maria Hodermarska 10 Being Men: Men, Asperger's and
Dramatherapy Adrian Benbow 11 'Remember me'; Dramatherapy with adults who
have autism, complex needs and are non-verbal Adrian Benbow and Jane
Jackson 12 Assessing the Impact of Dramatherapy on the Early Social
Behaviour of Young Children on the Autistic Spectrum Roya Dooman 13 An
exploration of the impact of dramatherapy on the whole system supporting
children and young people on the autistic spectrum Emma Godfrey and Deborah
Haythorne
Deborah Haythorne and Anna Seymour 3 Entering Colourland: Working with
Metaphor with High Functioning Autistic Children Rosalind Davidson 4 Do you
believe in Peter Pan? Helen Ridlington-White 5 Dramatherapy, autism and
metaphor - meeting The Silky Stranger Jeannie Lewis 6 Supporting agency,
choice making and the expression of voice with Kate: dramatherapy in a
mainstream primary school setting with a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with
ASD and ADHD Emma Ramsden 7 Becoming Visible: identifying and empowering
girls on the autistic spectrum through dramatherapy Ann Dix 8 Introversion,
Mindfulness and Dramatherapy: working with young people with autism Jeni
Treves 9 Mother, Son and then Some: On Autism, Dramatic Reality and
Relationship Maria Hodermarska 10 Being Men: Men, Asperger's and
Dramatherapy Adrian Benbow 11 'Remember me'; Dramatherapy with adults who
have autism, complex needs and are non-verbal Adrian Benbow and Jane
Jackson 12 Assessing the Impact of Dramatherapy on the Early Social
Behaviour of Young Children on the Autistic Spectrum Roya Dooman 13 An
exploration of the impact of dramatherapy on the whole system supporting
children and young people on the autistic spectrum Emma Godfrey and Deborah
Haythorne