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Surnamesort icon First name City County Postcode Supervision Freelance Private
Cassidy Susan Glasgow Scotland G12 No Yes No
Casson John Uppermill, Oldham Manchester OL3 Yes Yes Yes
Cavalier Tracey Bristol Bristol BS7 No Yes Yes
Cawley Simon Newcastle under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 No Yes No
Chadwick Eva Marie Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 No Yes No
Chapman Sue Norwich, Bungay, Harleston Norfolk & Suffolk IP20 No Yes Yes
Chapman Phillippa Carlisle Cumbria Yes No
Chesner Anna London London E14 Yes Yes Yes
Chew Alex London Colney Hertfordshire AL2 Yes Yes Yes
Christensen Joanna Liskeard Cornwall PL14 No Yes Yes
Christey-Casson John Bolton Lancashire BL3 Yes Yes Yes
Clarkson (nee Seaman) Joanne Winchester Hampshire SO21 No Yes Yes
Clay Terence Croydon Surrey CR2 No Yes No
Clements Beth London London N7 No Yes No
Cobham Peter St Albans Hertfordshire AL1 No Yes No
Colkett Debra Epping Essex CM16 No Yes Yes
Collinson Tamara London London N12 Yes Yes Yes
Combes Louise Leeds West Yorkshire LS6 No Yes No
Condaris Sophia Cape Town SOUTH AFRICA No Yes Yes
Cope Martin Caersws, Rural Mid Wales Powys SY17 No Yes Yes
Couroucli-Robertson Katerina Athens 15234 GREECE Yes Yes Yes
Cowan Christine Belfast Northern Ireland BT9 No Yes Yes
Croombs Louise Tameside Manchester SK14 No Yes No
Cross Amanda SYDNEY AUSTRALIA No Yes No
Crump Anne Croydon Surrey CR Yes 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.