Nadya Trytan, MA, RDT/BCT
Nadya Trytan, MA, RDT-BCT is the founder of Drama Therapy Center in Minneapolis, MN. She is program Coordinator and clinician with ALIVE MN, where she specializes in working with children and trauma. She is also on staff with United Hospital Mental Health Department where she specializes in geriatric mental health, in addition to working with adolescent and adult inpatient and outpatient clients. Nadya is Chair of the National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapy Associations and a past President of the North American Drama Therapy Association.
Registered Drama Thereapist/Board Certified Trainer
www.dramatherapycenter.com
Program Coordinator - ALIVE Minnesota
www.traumainformedschools.org
Chair, National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapy Associations
www.nccata.org
Nadya Trytan, MA, RDT-BCT is the founder of Drama Therapy Center in Minneapolis, MN. She is program Coordinator and clinician with ALIVE MN, where she specializes in working with children and trauma. She is also on staff with United Hospital Mental Health Department where she specializes in geriatric mental health, in addition to working with adolescent and adult inpatient and outpatient clients. Nadya is Chair of the National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapy Associations and a past President of the North American Drama Therapy Association.
Registered Drama Thereapist/Board Certified Trainer
www.dramatherapycenter.com
Program Coordinator - ALIVE Minnesota
www.traumainformedschools.org
Chair, National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapy Associations
www.nccata.org
Principles of Drama Therapy
Instructor: Nadya Trytan, MA, RDT/BCT
(3 credits)
An introductory survey course that provides an introduction to the field of drama therapy and the theories and principles involved in its practice through lecture, discussion, reading, and experience. An overview will be provided of the history of drama therapy, its sources in theatre and psychotherapy, and information on leading practitioners and their approaches/theories. The requirements for registry as a drama therapist and typical sites for practice will be examined, as well as basic ethical considerations for drama therapists.
Instructor: Nadya Trytan, MA, RDT/BCT
(3 credits)
An introductory survey course that provides an introduction to the field of drama therapy and the theories and principles involved in its practice through lecture, discussion, reading, and experience. An overview will be provided of the history of drama therapy, its sources in theatre and psychotherapy, and information on leading practitioners and their approaches/theories. The requirements for registry as a drama therapist and typical sites for practice will be examined, as well as basic ethical considerations for drama therapists.