Creative Arts Therapist/RN?

[thejackattack21]

I have one more year left to finish my BSN (after which, of course, I will hopefully be an RN!). I switched into nursing from educational theatre. I was looking over my coursework and found that, with all of the psychology credits from nursing and the theatre credits from my previous major, I could complete a Master's in Drama Therapy in one year, which would lead to licensing as a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist.

Is anyone here an RN/LCAT? Or know someone who is? I'm trying to find out what kind of career options would be available to me on this path...

Thanks in advance!

[Moogie]

I have one more year left to finish my BSN (after which, of course, I will hopefully be an RN!). I switched into nursing from educational theatre. I was looking over my coursework and found that, with all of the psychology credits from nursing and the theatre credits from my previous major, I could complete a Master's in Drama Therapy in one year, which would lead to licensing as a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist.

Is anyone here an RN/LCAT? Or know someone who is? I'm trying to find out what kind of career options would be available to me on this path...

Thanks in advance!

Honestly, I have no idea what career options you'd have but what you propose to do sounds like a lot of FUN! :)