About Us
The Benefits
Drama Therapy (DT) intentionally uses dramatic, improvisational, and embodied practices to facilitate personal growth and promote mental health.
- It provides an effective therapeutic outlet for healing that is not found in the regular avenues of therapy for some.
- Offers a safe and sometimes playful setting where diverse groups can come together to gain insight, express empathy, experience catharsis, and transform into healthy individuals.
- Supports the understanding and acceptance that healing wounds are not just for the mind but also for the body to work out physically.
- Virtual visits help address access issues.
The Concept
Welcome to B Scene B Heard, a virtual sanctuary that beckons you to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery through drama therapy and other expressive arts methods. In this dynamic environment, we invite you to explore your inner world uniquely, fostering creativity, spontaneity, and a deeper understanding of yourself and others.
At B Scene B Heard, we believe in the therapeutic power of creative expression. Our approach is grounded in drama therapies that foster connection, play, empathy, emotional expression, creativity, and role play, allowing you to practice coping skills in a safe and supportive environment so you gain valuable insights into your feelings and behaviors, building resilience and developing effective strategies to express emotions and resolve inner conflicts.
Join us in this transformative virtual space, where creativity knows no bounds and exploring oneself becomes a rich and rewarding adventure.
In Association With
2024 Workshops
5th International Tele'Drama Conference; Hybrid Real Time Experiences,
Tanja Lee, PhD, RDT & Colleen Baratka, TEP
THE EMOTIONAL PLAYGROUND: EXPRESSIVE ARTS AND ACTION METHOD TECHNIQUES
https://conference.teledrama.org/2411/
5th Annual ASGPP Fall Online Symposium
"Transforming Trauma Through the ABC Model and Virtual Sand Trays "
December 6-7, 2024
The 17th Annual Georgia SOCA conference
The Emotional Playground (Part 1)
Date: Thursday, June 27, 2024
Time: 9:00AM-10:30AM
Using Drama Therapy to Promote Emotional Wellbeing (Part 2)
Date: Thursday, June 27, 2024
Time: 10:30AM-12:1