#dramaskills

Triveni Goswami Vernal(Registered Special Educator CRR: A64010) Drama Therapy is a form of Expressive Arts Therapy that uses techniques from drama and theatre to facilitate the expression of thoughts, emotions, desires etc through role playing, story-telling, improvisations, puppetry, use of masks etc. It is often used for emotional regulation, enabling communication, build social skills and…

We are what we practice!

We are inundated with information. We get a lot of information daily. We have blogs, groups, webinars, and many other ways of acquiring information. But what are you practicing daily? Regardless of the information that we get, learning happens through practice. Information is not equal to learning! A lot of information does not make you more knowledgeable or more skilled! It may even get in the…

Smile Brightly and Dance – Part II

Exploring Theater as a Tool for Stress Management  Many neurodivergent individuals and their parents face significant amounts of stress. This stress arises not only because of challenges that an individual has in areas such as motor functioning, executive functioning, and communication but also due to the environment. Finding the right environments for neurodivergent individuals to thrive is not…

Muskaan the Drama queen

A blog on Muskaan’s first drama performance in school on annual day. मन – day की बात SpecialSaathi के साथ Dear Shilpi ma’am, It’s a pleasure to be a part of SpecialSaathi group. This kind of platform is giving immense opportunity to our kids to showcase their talent whether it’s dance, art or drama or writing a blog. Muskaan is a happy and a cheerful girl. Very caring, emotional but a little…

Hello DFA supporters!

We had a great summer with our drama skills workshops. We learnt and played with movement, mime, music and masks!

It gave us lots of ideas for elements we want to use as part of our next and first performance at the Arcola theatre too. News about that coming very soon!

We wish you all a happy autumn and remember to keep creative!