“I don’t have any ideas. I’m not someone who is good at improv. I’m too afraid to try. I don’t want to look like an idiot. I ‘m too boring and bland. I’m not witty or funny. I wish I could but I’m not brave enough. “

There are a plethora of negative associations that can come up around the thought of taking an improvisation workshop. Public humiliation is the number one fear that strikes at our hearts. Unlike the show “Whose Line Is It Anyway” therapeutic improv is not about performing, being witty, or “good enough.” This form of improv stems from the modality of drama therapy, which utilizes theatre arts and drama to create healing for individuals and communities. 

Therapeutic improv is for everyone. You cannot do it wrong.

Therapeutic improv is a gentle approach to developing self confidence and improving interpersonal communication. When you attend this workshop you will be invited into a community atmosphere where the potential to create deeper connection with others will be fostered. You will be invited into personal inquiry that will help you to identity, explore and challenge limiting beliefs that can keep you stuck in your career and relationships.