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Abbey Karen Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 No Yes Yes
Aita Deborah Ringwood Hampshire BH24 No Yes No
AItken Suzanne Edinburgh Scotland EH29 No Yes No
Ali Jamila Slough Berkshire SL2 No Yes No
Anastasi Yolande London London EC1 Yes Yes Yes
Anderson Sally London London SE16 No Yes Yes
Anna Szymanowska Warsaw POLAND No Yes Yes
Appella Christine Aigues Vives FRANCE 30670 No Yes Yes
Atkins Gail Norwich Norfolk NR1 No Yes No
Ball Diane Blackburn Lancashire BB2 Yes Yes Yes
Ball John Southport Lancashire PR8 No Yes Yes
Barkan-Dahan Dana London London N10 No Yes Yes
Barrachina Sonia London London SE16 No Yes No
Barrett Craig Lyme Regis Dorset DT7 No Yes No
Barrett-McClelland Kerry Louise London London SW14 No Yes No
Barron Nicola Stafford Staffordshire ST16 No Yes No
Barry Domini Bath Somerset BA2 No Yes Yes
Bates Mel Brighton Sussex BN2 Yes Yes Yes
Bayley Bruce London London NW1 Yes Yes Yes
Beaver Joanne Brackley Northamptonshire NN13 No Yes No
Bell Jenni Bristol Bristol BS6 No No No
Bird Drew Belper Derbyshire DE56 No Yes Yes
Blackhurst Helen Kells IRELAND No Yes Yes
Blackman Noelle Wormley Hertfordshire EN10 Yes No Yes
Blezard Joanne Salford Greater Manchester M7 No Yes No

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 The British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth) is the professional body for Dramatherapists in the United Kingdom. It was established in 1977, is formally constituted with Officers and an Executive Committee and has its own Code of Practice. BADth has the legal status of a non-profit-making company, limited by guarantee. Currently, it does not have charitable status. Through the work of its executive officers, sub-committees and individual members, it represents Dramatherapists' interests in numerous ways: for example, with employing authorities, government departments, professional bodies and the media.