Roundaboutdramatherapy Competitors

The British Association of Dramatherapists, commonly known as BADth, is the professional organisation for Dramatherapists in the United Kingdom. Dramatherapy has as its main focus the intentional use of healing aspects of drama and theatre as the therapeutic process. It is a method of working and playing that uses action methods to facilitate creativity, imagination, learning, insight and growth. The Association’s objectives are: to promote the advancement of Dramatherapy as a profession. to be the representational body for dramatherapists working in the UK. to promote, maintain, improve and advance the education of the public about the benefits, theory and practice of Dramatherapy. to be an advocate for the establishment and maintenance of fair pay and conditions of service for Dramatherapists. to forge links with Dramatherapists and Dramatherapy organisations internationally.

Healing Arts Network has been online since 1998 and at the present time receives visits by hundreds of individuals a week. (average over the last year), The wide range of practitioners with locations around the world has helped Healing Arts Network grow in popularity with the many like minded people, worldwide who visit the site. We offer listings to holistic/alternative practitioners, shamanic practitioners, schools, speakers and companies offering spiritual journeys(tours). The fees for listing are as follows:1 - the pricing will change to $75 for 14 months listing on the site;2 - $10 extra for each additional category;3 - $15 one-time fee to load your logo;4 - $175 for a 3 month ad for showcase listing on front page of the site.5 - $125 for a 3-month 'tile' ad front page listing.During the 2 year listing period, only limited updates, such as changes in contact information, will be made to the listing. Contact us by email if you need a listing which can be updated more often.

Interplay started life as a summer play project in 1987 and has grown steadily to become a year round provider of inclusive play and leisure for the counties of Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend. We are committed to providing equality of play and leisure for young people with additional needs. We provide services for children and young people aged 2-25 who find it difficult to access the same mainstream play, leisure and social activities as their peers. For children that are in segregated education, play, leisure and social activities provide a very useful medium to allow children and young people to be able to learn social and independence skills, gain confidence and build self-esteem and emotional resilience. We work with children at all levels from profound and multiple disability, learning disabilities, physical impairments, sensory impairments, autism, adhd and challenging behaviour - our main criteria is that without additional support these young people would not be able to gain access to play and leisure opportunities. Interplay aims to support these young people to access activities within their local community, to participate in existing play and leisure opportunities and support the community in accepting that young people with additional needs have a right to inclusive provision. As well as providing our own specialist services. We run weekly term time play provision, youth clubs, summer schemes and residentials. Interplay aims to ensure that the standard of play and leisure provision is exemplary, particularly in projects or activities that are organised by Interplay. To do this, Interplay promotes best practice in recruitment, employment, training, supervision and monitoring of all it’s workers.