The First International Drama Therapy Practicum intensive in Mendoza, Argentina

Susana Pendzik; Maria Sol Guerrero Giménez; Robert Daney Alvarez Padilla; Idalmis García Rodríguez; Elke Jorzyk; Kiara Mendez; Patricia Contreras; Silvana Paola Ortiz; Facundo Sánchez Astrada; Eliane Scheibler; Martin Toci

doi:10.1386/dtr_00138_7

The First International Drama Therapy Practicum intensive in Mendoza, Argentina

Susana Pendzik
, Maria Sol Guerrero Giménez
, Robert Daney Alvarez Padilla
, Idalmis García Rodríguez
, Elke Jorzyk
, Kiara Mendez
, Patricia Contreras
, Silvana Paola Ortiz
, Facundo Sánchez Astrada
, Eliane Scheibler
, Martin Toci

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Abstract

The Argentinian Dramatherapy Association held its First International Drama Therapy Practicum in Mendoza, Argentina, in July 2022. The event provided six students and new practitioners supervised practice and advanced training in drama therapy. Two clinical seminars were led by experienced professionals for an intensive three-week period that included actual client-contact, group supervision and master classes. In addition, they were acquainted with local practices of applied theatre, playback theatre, community theatre and theatre in education. This report briefly summarizes the project and incorporates reflections gathered from an open-ended questionnaire by the students and supervisors who participated in the project.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	345-353
Number of pages	9
Journal	Drama Therapy Review
Volume	9
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1386/dtr_00138_7
State	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

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Keywords

Argentina
Argentinian Dramatherapy Association
Mendoza
drama therapy
drama therapy supervision
drama therapy training
international clinical practicum

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