Workshop Information and Registration

Psychodrama, as conceived and developed by its creator, J. L. Moreno, M.D. (1889-1974), is a method which utilizes guided dramatic action to examine problems or issues raised in a group, or in individual counselling. In a classically structured psychodrama session, there are three distinct phases of group interaction - the warm up, the enactment, and the sharing. The director, a trained psychodramatist, has the responsibility for guiding the participants through each stage. The director uses psychodramatic techniques to elicit maximal participation, understanding and support.

15 November 2025

15-16 November 2025

Various dates in 2026

16-20 March 2026

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Learning Objectives

1.Apply several tools to develop strong connections among group members that will enable the deep exploration of an individual’s internal landscape.
2.Define the IFS term “self led” and “parts lead” as it relates to directing psychodrama vignettes.
3.Learn the elements and stages of a sociodrama
4.Learn techniques for moving sociodrama to psychodrama and the reverse
5.Learn a range of exercises to warm a group up to explore these issues courageously and consciously
6.Develop awareness and some tools that will help facilitators apply these techniques in their own work

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Dec 6 - Online Training


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