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UK Register Mel Bates Elena Konstadina Boukouvala Cath Butler I am a Sesame Therapist, now taking an MSc in Person-Centred Psychotherapy. I work with older people, especially in Mental Health Units, both one-to-one and in groups (in the latter using particularly music and song). These include clients with dementia and personality disorders, and Holocaust survivors. I have experience with children and young people on the Autistic Spectrum, and specialise in teenagers with Asperger's. I also tutor pupils with learning difficulties and ASD in English for GCSE and A-level. Rachel Campling While working part-time as manager of a therapeutic project in a junior school, I also offer one-to-one and group Drama and Movement Therapy for children and young people; and for adults in mental health settings. I offer one-to-one therapy for arts therapy students and facilitate CPD training workshops (e.g. creative storymaking) for health and education professionals. Sue Chapman Louise Croombs Sesame trained Drama and Movement Therapist. Available to provide organisations with individual and group dramatherapy and CPD workshops; with clinical experience including working with adults and children with mental health conditions, dementia, learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders and emotional, behavioural and social difficulties. Previously I have had 10 years experience in professional theatre and two years working for Mencap. HPC registered. Amanda Cross Qualified Drama and Movement therapist and teacher. Able to provide individual and group dramatherapy for children, adolescents and adults in a variety of settings. In schools can support a wide range of needs from confidence building to emotional and behavioural support. Jeni Curran Full member of Sesame Institute and BADth. Qualified 1985; Body Centred Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor of Groups, and one to one since 1996. Private therapy practice. Core member of the setting up of the CAST supervision training course, qualifying in 2001. Former Myths Tutor on the Post Graduate Diploma Sesame training. Creative Voicework facilitator, groups and one to one. Has a person centred, spiritual approach to therapy and supervision, with emphasis on being aware of own process in relation to therapeutic and supervisory work. Therapy experience specialising in therapy in education (EBD). Course co-ordinator (with Alison Kelly) of the CAST training. Agnieszka Dolecka Agnieszka Dolecka is a Dramatherapist with an MA in Drama and Movement Therapy - Sesame Approach. She works freelance in London (group and 1-1 sessions). Her clinical experiences include working with a range of client groups: children, young people, adults, the elderly, learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders (ASD), mental health, dementia, emotional and behavioural difficulties. Lorna Downing I am currently working for the NHS as a Drama and Movement Therapist, Clinical Supervisor and Student Placement Manager. Full member of the Sesame Institute and BADth. Qualified 1998. Experience mainly in mental health including forensics, substance misuse, sexual and physical abuse and esteem issues. I have a psychodynamic, person centred approach and am a CAST trained clinical supervisor. Charla Givans Rachel Jolly Gill Lyon Rebecca Mackeonis Becky Mackeonis is a West London based Sesame Therapist, artist and dancer.
Experience with elderly (in residential care and at home), dementia, depression, learning disabilities, autism and work in mental health units. Also inter-generational and community based projects as well as workshops for individuals seeking to re-connect with their creativity. Katherine Miller Sesame Movement and Drama therapist.
Qualified in 1993. Experienced in working with a wide range of client groups, and currently working with women with mental health issues, including issues related to sexual abuse and loss. Also Helen Milward Emily Rothon Emily is a Sesame-trained Drama and Movement Therapist offering group and individual sessions in London. Clinical experience includes working with children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, autistic spectrum disorder/aspergers, adult mental health and older adults with dementia. Allison Singer PhD, MMus, PGDip, SRDMT, RDT, BWY Allison offers individual/small group Dramatherapy; Dance Movement Psychotherapy; Clinical Supervision; in central London/York. She is a highly trained, experienced and specialist arts therapist, researcher and university lecturer with an international profile. Her Arts Therapy work interweaves movement, story, singing, writing, visual images. Gillian Stott Gillian Stott is a private practitioner in Gloucestershire. Her Dramatherapy practice includes: Esther Watkins Rodger Winn Professional Member of Sesame Institute and BADth. Qualified 1987. Involved in setting up the CAST Supervision Training Course, qualifying in 2001. Former Sesame Clinical Placement Tutor and Group Therapist. MSc in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy. I currently work as dramatherapist, supervisor and psychotherapist in my practice based in Brixton. Rebecca Woodhouse
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