The Drama Therapy Coalition 4 Justice is a non-hierarchical group of CIIS students & alumni working to combat systemic oppression in the #dramatherapy field 🔥
The Drama Therapy Review invites scholars, artists, researchers, activists, creative arts therapists, and interested persons around the world to submit work for consideration for our upcoming General Issue 8.2 📝
Email [email protected] for more details!
⚠️ The Drama Therapy Review is accepting submissions until February 1st ⚠️
I know some of y’all out there are doing some 🔥🔥🔥 work around anti-racism, disability justice, equity, and collective liberation in our field.
Let’s get our voices into this next issue 🗣
Did you know @PublicHealth recently passed a policy on the harms of carceral systems and on how #AbolitionIsPublicHealth strategy? Learn more in our resource on how abortion decriminalization is part of the larger struggle: https://t.co/pjsbNaY6X1 #CareNotCages@endpolviolence
Had an awesome time presenting our work at this week’s “What Are You Working On?” panel at the NADTA @Drama_Therapy conference ✨
Feeling so inspired by all the incredible drama therapy students out there changing the game and making our field more accessible!
You’re in her DMs. I’m in her DMs. We are coordinating a care plan with her consent because community care is crucial during a mental health crisis and helps prevent retraumatization at the hands of oppressive institutions
People experiencing suicidality deserve our love, support, & solidarity every day. Their suicidality is more than a disease to be “cured” or outcome to be “prevented”
Your experiences are profound & nuanced, & mental health professionals have SO much to learn from you 🌱
tw suicide
It’s #SuicidePreventionMonth, which means it’s a great time to talk about how harmful suicide prevention can be
As a movement, #SuicidePrevention centers the experiences of those left behind by suicidal loved ones, not the experiences of suicidal folks themselves