What is Drama Therapy?
A Creative approach to healing…
Drama Therapy is an intentional use of theater practices and processes to support healing, recovery, and/or personal and collective growth. Drama Therapy offers a creative entry point into difficult conversations, helping you to think past what is and imagine what could be…
No previous acting experience needed.
Life experience is enough.

Britton, Drama Therapist and Creative Arts Therapist
Britton holds a Master’s degree in Drama Therapy from NYU and is a registered drama therapist and Licensed Creative Arts Therapist.
With a wide range of experience working with children to adults across a variety of settings, Britton is committed to engaging creative forms of healing with all her clients. While Britton honors everyone in the community, her practice is an intentional space made for BIOPIC, LGBTQIA+, fat bodied folx, and those who hold histories impacted by trauma that are seeking an affirming therapeutic space and process.
For Individuals ready to embed a creative practice into your personal growth or healing journey and clinicians, across the mental health profession, attempting to foster spaces for both their clients and themselves with more intentional understanding and care, I’ve created a space for you. Join me BWholeistic.

Let's Collaborate
Interested in hiring Britton as a Drama Therapy Consultant for your school, university, theatre, or film company? Britton collaborates with creative productions and processes to support a range of commitments including:

Schools and Universities
Supporting actors and directors in their commitment(s) to thoughtfully portray characters who have histories and expressions of trauma and/or mental health diagnoses (read about her collaboration with Hartford Stage’s production of Lost in Yonkers here)
Providing supportive space for actors to process personal and relational dynamics that emerge in/through the creative process
Providing dedicated space for Black creatives – across every context of the creative team – to process their experiences

Theatre & Film Organizations
Developing and implementing drama therapeutic programming to support the social, cultural, and emotional needs of students, staff, and/or faculty
Designing and facilitating therapeutic theatre processes that attend to community concerns, issues, and/or areas of interest
Consultation, Workshop Facilitation, and/or speaking engagements to foster equity, inclusion and belonging