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 The Antioch Drama Therapy students have brought healing through action to therapeutic modalities and educational principles and share their talents and dreams as they gain expertise. A few examples of dreams expressed by these students for utilizing drama therapy include Johannys Acevdedo, an international student from Puerto Rico, who hopes to work in Uganda with "child soldiers"; Christina Berger, who is interested in work with Anorexic teenagers; Maureen Sullivan, who has begun volunteering at Seattle Children's Hospital to work with children who are cancer patients; Christi Proffitt who intends to to incorporate drama therapy into business communities to foster better communication and more openness, and Maggie Yowell who travelled to Kenya and Uganda to work with healing professionals and drama therapists. Commenting on his direction in drama therapy, Wilder Nutting-Heath says, "Because of Antioch's Drama Therapy program, I am able to use my training to educate and counsel men on issues of intimacy and masculinity through the lens of drama therapy. Antioch has been very supportive in cultivating my specific interests, as well as providing me with the necessary training and skills to be competitive in the counseling field. I have now found my voice as a writer, artist, and counseling professional." In addition, Adam Davis is the Antioch student representatative to NADT, Lashon Watson and Holly Brewer are both serving in internships; Lashon at Seattle Pacific University and Holly Brewer at Kline Galland Home.
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