Chroma, the leading employer of creative arts therapies in the UK, is proud to announce the launch of its highly anticipated vocational graduate scheme for creative arts students who will be qualifying in 2023. The graduate scheme is designed to […]
Imagination may hold the key to improved quality of life as it can help alter perceptions of difficult issues in a positive way. Chroma Dramatherapist and mindfulness practitioner Katy Weston implements guided visualisation into her sessions, in essentially the same […]
Traumatic Brain Injury survivors suffer cognitive and functional impairments. Katy Weston is a experienced Dramatherapist at Chroma working with TBI survivors. Recently, Katy began working with a client who sustained a catastrophic brain injury. The client is non-verbal, uses a […]
After an uncertain start to 2021, Chroma, the UK’s leading creative arts therapies provider, is on target for its best year of growth since established in 2013. Chroma delivers all three of the creative arts therapies across the UK either […]
Delivering online arts therapy sessions to clients with brain injuries throughout the pandemic has been a resounding success and in certain circumstances, going forward, will continue to be used complementary to face-to-face sessions, according to Chroma, the UKs leading national […]
By Lucy Collings Pettit, Neurologic Music Therapist, Chroma For young people with an autism spectrum condition, the arts therapies (music therapy, art therapy and dramatherapy) can play a significant role in enabling them to express themselves. In the earlier years, […]
By Lucy Collings Pettit, Neurologic Music Therapist, Chroma In September 2020, building upon successful existing music therapy provision, Pathfield School in North Devon introduced a full arts therapies service within their school in partnership with Chroma. The Chroma team consists […]
