Call your doctor right away if you have: 1  Hives. 2  Sudden pain after exercise (especially in your ankle, back of the knee or leg, shoulder, elbow, or wrist). 3  Pain, burning, numbness, tingling, or weakness. 4  Fainting. An irregular or slow heart rate.
Drama therapy (written dramatherapy in the UK) is the use of theatre techniques to facilitate personal growth and promote mental health. In his book, Drama as Therapy: Theory, practice and research, Phil Jones describes the emergence of the intentional use of drama as therapy as three-fold. First a long history of drama as a healing force with ancient roots in the healing rituals and dramas of various societies.
Although typically used as an adjunct therapy to enhance more traditional forms of psychotherapy, cinema therapy is sometimes used by therapists as the primary form of treatment. With cinema therapy, clients are instructed to watch one or more movies (as well movie clips) that have been carefully selected by their therapist. The idea is to use movies as a therapeutic tool to help clients with a specific problem, such as building confidence, instilling hope, or coming to terms with the loss of a loved one. After watching the movie outside of therapy, clients discuss their thoughts and feelings about it during therapy sessions.