Drama therapists use theatrical techniques to help individuals and groups explore emotions, improve communication, and address psychological challenges. They work in various settings, including hospitals, schools, and private practices. This career combines a passion for theatre with a desire to help others, making it a rewarding path for those interested in mental health and creative expression.

• Key Skills: Empathy, communication, improvisation, psychological understanding.
• Job Outlook: Growing demand for mental health services increases opportunities.
• Educational Path: Master's degree in drama therapy or related field.