Tiana the beautiful black and white zebra and her family move across the Savanna in an attempt to leave behind the troubles they had encountered. The wildebeest on the Southern Savanna had bought in new rules that keep different animals apart. Tiana and her family feel this is unjust and unfair, they believe that the animals should all live together in harmony. Tiana struggles with the reasons they had to move. El the wise elephant is on hand to welcome and listen to her.
About the Authors:-
Talya Bruck is a Dramatherapist, Creative Arts Supervisor and Systemic Practitioner. She works in CAMHS and has a private supervision practice; she also works on a multi-family group KidsTime workshop supporting families where a parent has a mental health difficulty. She is passionate about supporting young people and their families to dream big and live the lives they deserve. She is the Founder of Savanna Therapeutic Stories.
Patricia Ojehonmon is a Storyteller, visiting Lecturer on the Dramatherapy Foundation course at the University of Roehampton and a Dramatherapist working in CAMHS. Little Creation is her private practice working with youth organisations to provide reflective practice for staff. She has over 20 years extensive experience of working with children, young people and marginalised adults within community projects, primary and secondary schools, and alternative educational settings. She has created initiatives to develop pioneering new strategies that engages and challenges the relevant client group to achieve well-being. She is passionate about providing a creative therapeutic space to empower clients to connect with their story.
About the Iluustrator:-
Shaydon Tracey is an undergraduate student, studying architecture and interior design at Birmingham University. She has always had a passion for fine art and the concept of design, therefore allowing her to work on small projects outside of studying. Overall working with Savanna Therapeutic Stories was an amazing opportunity that she found inspiring and innovative, to help bring understanding about societal values to a younger audience.