Sweet Dramatherapy
Hello and welcome.
My name is Rosie Sweet. I am a dramatherapist, lecturer, researcher, and clinical practitioner based in Cambridge. My professional journey has included roles within the NHS in 2 city hospitals, Cambridgeshire County Council, higher education, and private practice, all of which have shaped my understanding of the many ways creativity can support mental health, resilience, and personal growth.
My approach is anchored in a client centred approach, I offer a variety of services to support both adults and young people in individuals and group settings to engage in reflective and creative practice.
My registration can be found on the links below:
Services offered:
Dramatherapy Sessions
Online or based in Cambridge area
Sessions are up to 50 minutes
Dramatherapy sessions are tailored to the individual and may include talking, storytelling, creative play, role exploration, imagery, movement, drawing, working with objects, and other imaginative activities. Together, we explore thoughts, feelings, relationships, and life experiences in ways that can sometimes feel easier than words alone. No acting experience is required, and there is never any expectation to perform.
I offer both online and in-person sessions.
Role-play Game (RPG) Dramatherapy
Online or based in Cambridge area
Sessions range from 50 - 80 minutes
£70 for 50 minutes
£95 for 80 minutes (including a short break)
Role play game (RPG) led Dramatherapy combines therapeutic practice with collaborative storytelling and role-playing games. By creating characters and exploring shared narratives, clients can develop insight, confidence, emotional awareness, and new ways of understanding themselves and their relationships, contained in the safety of the therapy space and creative world. By working with RPG’s clients can explore their own identity to build self-esteem and understanding, either as a group or in an 1:1 session.
This is supported by my current PhD research into the over lap of Dungeons and Dragons and dramatherapyas a therapeutic intervention.
I also offer a longer length of this session to allow for deeper immersion into the story telling and game.
Clinical Supervision Services
Online or based in Cambridge area
Sessions are for 60 minutes
Clinical supervision is a reflective and supportive process that helps therapists and other helping professionals develop their practice, maintain ethical standards, and support client wellbeing. Supervision provides a confidential space to discuss clinical work, explore challenges, reflect on professional relationships, celebrate successes, and identify opportunities for growth and learning.
As a creatively trained clinical supervisor and dramatherapist, I can invite you to explore both verbal exploration and creative activities to offer different perspectives and insights into your professional work.
I offer both online and in-person sessions. I also offer group supervision alongside working with individuals.
I can offer concession rates for students and newly qualified professionals.
Ready to Chat?
I offer a free 30 minute online meeting or call to chat through any questions and see if this may be a good match.
If you would like to make contact, either navigate to the ‘contact’ page of this website or email me at rl.sweet@protonmain.com
What is Dramatherapy?
Dramatherapy is in the family of Creative Arts Therapies, it is a form of psychological therapy that uses creativity, imagination, storytelling, and dramatic processes to support emotional well-being and personal growth. Unlike traditional talking therapies, Dramatherapy can offer a range of ways to explore experiences, feelings, and relationships, including metaphor, role-play, movement, creative expression, and narrative.
No previous experience of drama or acting is required. Dramatherapy provides a safe and supportive space where people can explore challenges, gain new perspectives, develop resilience, and discover fresh possibilities for change.
I am a fully registered member of both the British Association of Dramatherapists and the Health and Care Professions Council.
My HCPC registration and Badth membership can be found on the links below:
