دانلود کتاب Routledge International Handbook of Dramatherapy

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Notes on contributors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I International developments in dramatherapy
1 The development of Korean drama therapy: from a latecomer to the leading special practical human science in arts therapy
2 The development of drama therapy in Taiwan
3 Converging lineages: arts-based therapy in contemporary India
4 Embodying Ramayana: the drama within
5 Culture and mental health: an evaluation of Esie performance as
a community-based approach to dramatherapy in Cameroon
6 A bridge over troubled waters: ‘Play can break the mask of silence’
7 The history, trends and future of North American drama therapy
Part II Internationalism and theoretical approaches
8 ‘Dramatherapists believe that they must be both artist and therapist’:
an exploration
9 How do dramatherapists understand client change? A review of the
‘core processes’ at work
10 Instilling cultural competence in (the raising of) drama therapists
11 Creative integration in practice
12 Embodiment in dramatherapy
13 Shamanism, theatre and dramatherapy
14 From brains to bottoms: the preoccupations of the very young and the
very old
15 A critical aesthetic paradigm in drama therapy: aesthetic distance, action
and meaning making in the service of diversity and social justice
16 Dramatherapy and theatre: current interdisciplinary discourses
17 The brain as collaborator in dramatherapy practice
18 Open Sesame and the Soul Cave
Part III Internationalism and specific practice
19 The contribution of dramatherapy to the reconnection of abused
Palestinian females with their bodies and feelings
20 Drowning . . . but waving: children today
21 ‘I am a black flower’: the use of rituals in dramatherapy work with
a special education class in Arab–Israeli society
22 Attachment-informed drama therapy with adolescents
23 Stevie and the Little Dinosaur: a story of assessment in dramatherapy
24 Evaluation of dramatherapeutical process for clients with neurotic
disorder
25 Sparks of hope: Dramatherapy with people with a terminal illness
26 Life stage and human development in dramatherapy with people
who have dementia
Part IV Internationalism and new and innovative approaches
27 The dramatherapy commedia: improvisation, creativity and
person-making
28 Spagyric dramatherapy: a transcendental perspective
29 Breaking through the walls of shyness: overcoming shyness,
self-consciousness and social anxiety through dramatherapy
30 Dramatherapy and the feminist tradition
31 Yogadrama – ‘As if I were a mountain’
32 Ritual theatre in short-term group dramatherapy
33 Meditation and dramatherapy
34 Redefinition, restoration, resilience: drama therapy for healing and
social transformation
Afterword
Appendix
Index