In a Sesame dramatherapy session the client can do as much or as little as s/he feels comfortable with. There are no demands to perform. Some of the following therapeutic activities may be included in a dramatherapy session:
- Storytelling and enactment
- Play and other imaginative activities
- Expressive movement
- Art creation
- Relaxation
- Listening/moving to music
- Singing
- Improvisation
- Verbal reflection
Dramatherapy helps people to:
- Explore and express emotions
- Build trust relationships
- Express angry and aggressive feelings in a safe and contained way
- Cope with the need for transitions and changes
- To explore spatial boundaries, social boundaries and/or relationship
- Enhance communication skills
- Enhance social interaction skills
- Improve creative skills
- Improve self-image and self-confidence
- Work with the imagination
- Relax
- Develop skills for self-advocacy
- To improve focus
- Foster the capability to play and find new ways of creative expression
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