Amanda Rothman

Amanda Rothman is a clinical drama therapist who brings the transformative power of theater to mental health care. Rothman works with clients using storytelling, creative writing, and role-play to facilitate healing and self-discovery, whether in person or online.

Rothman's journey in drama therapy includes 12 years of studying and performing improvised theater. She has served as a drama therapist in inpatient psychiatric departments and virtual therapy group practices. Her expertise was recognized with a Fulbright Scholarship for Participatory Action Research in Sri Lanka, focusing on mental health support systems.

In her practice, Rothman offers a warm framework that builds on each client's strengths. Her methods complement traditional talk therapy, helping clients move through challenges. Clients can expect a culturally humble and anti-racist approach, ensuring respect for diverse experiences.