Drama therapists are trained professionals who use the techniques of drama and theatre to help individuals express themselves and explore their emotions. They create a safe environment where clients can engage in role-play, storytelling, and improvisation, allowing them to process experiences and develop coping skills. These therapists work with various populations, including children, adolescents, and adults, often in settings like schools, hospitals, and community centers. By integrating psychology with the arts, drama therapists aim to promote personal growth, enhance communication, and improve mental well-being through creative expression.