Marissa Green
Marissa qualified in Drama and Movement Therapy (Sesame) (MA) from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2017, and as an Autism Practitioner from University College London in 2022. She is a therapist, mental health consultant, trainer, and supervisor. Marissa is also an Associate Lecturer and practitioner/researcher, currently completing a Professional Doctorate into the experiences of marginalised student populations within Higher Education. She feels passionate about research and is a member of the British Association of Dramatherapists research committee and is also the Vice Chair of the organisation.
Abigail Nelson
Abigail is a dramatherapist running a private practice in Edinburgh and online, working with adults (individually and couples), primarily exploring neurodivergence, trauma and relationships. She completed her MA in Dramatherapy at Roehampton University and has since gone on to complete an MSc in Psychology at the University of Stirling, where she undertook a research project exploring the relationships between creative behaviours, masking and self-concept clarity in adults with autistic/ADHD traits. Abigail also runs creative wellness retreats and workshops, and is a production dramatherapist for TV, Film and Theatre. Abigail is a guest lecturer on the MSc Dramatherapy short course at Queen Margaret University, a peer reviewer for the Dramatherapy journal, and a member of BADth's Private Practice, Research and Scotland Committees.