Dramatherapy and Learning Disabilities: Developing Emotional Growth, Autonomy and Self-Worth, Helen Milward and Anna Seymour (eds) (2024)

Key Points

• The central aim is to explore the impact of dramatherapy on individuals with learning disabilities, focusing on emotional development and self-esteem.
• Review of the text 'Dramatherapy and Learning Disabilities'
• Analysis of themes around emotional growth and self-worth
• Evaluation of the benefits of dramatherapy practices
• Dramatherapy contributes to enhancing emotional growth in individuals with learning disabilities.
• It promotes autonomy and improves self-worth.
• The practice offers a creative outlet that fosters personal development.

Abstract