How to overcome feeling isolated
dramatherapy asks: How can I overcome feeling isolated?
Hi dramatherapy –
Hey I love your name! My friend Handsome studied Dramatherapy, and is a huge fan of it. For those who don’t know, that’s a form of psychotherapy where, instead of just talking about things, the therapist and clients do lots of activities. Maybe they’ll write poems, or play with puppets or musical instruments, or draw pictures, or even act out roles – all in special ways that help the clients grow through stuff. If I were a therapist, I’d definitely be a Dramatherapist – if only because I can’t stand sitting still for long!!!
So, given that you chose that Pack name, I’m kind of surprised at your question. Because, you see, I think your name IS the answer to it!
It’s terrible to actually be isolated. When I’ve had to stay at the veterinarians’ office overnight, and I’m locked in a little cage all alone, I’m just miserable. I know Handsome’s coming back to get me… but I don’t totally know it! You know? I mean… he does love me, right? And he isn’t really mad at me about that thing he yelled about yesterday, is he? The thing I couldn’t figure out? And he’s going to be okay? I mean, he’s not hurt or something and so can never get back to get me, is he??!
Now that’s real isolation. But I’m assuming that you’re not locked in a Continue reading