The Use of Fairytales in Children’s Psychodrama Groups Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Exploring the Therapeutic Power of Storytelling and Dramatic Play Fairytales have long been a cherished part of childhood, captivating young minds with tales of magic, adventure, and … Continue reading →
Disenfranchised Grief: Validation and Healing through Psychodrama Jennifer Salimbene LCSW, TEP Introduction Grief is an inherent aspect of life due to its impermanent nature and the inevitability of death and loss. Death is random and has no order. There is … Continue reading →
Psychodrama in Healing from Grief and Loss Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Psychodrama is a powerful form of group therapy that harnesses the transformative potential of drama and role-play to aid people navigating the complex emotions associated with grief … Continue reading →
Psychodrama in Individual Therapy Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Exploring the Healing Power of Action Methods in One-on-One Clinical Practice Psychodrama, developed by Jacob L. Moreno in the early twentieth century, is a therapeutic approach that employs guided dramatic action … Continue reading →
Exploring the Intersection of Psychodrama and Positive Psychology Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Introduction Psychodrama and positive psychology, though originating from different traditions and time periods, both seek to elevate human flourishing and enhance psychological well-being. Psychodrama, developed by Jacob … Continue reading →
Coaching In Action Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Introduction Coaching and psychodrama, each a powerful tool in its own right, are increasingly being integrated to unlock deeper awareness, creativity, and enduring transformation across personal and professional domains. While coaching is … Continue reading →
The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Psychodrama in Action Dan J. Tomasulo PhD., TEP, MFA, MAPP The research on gratitude keeps demonstrating how powerful a positive intervention of having gratitude in our lives can be. To acknowledge someone for being in your life … Continue reading →
Gratitude and Psychodrama Rebecca Walters MS, TEP The Role of Psychodrama in Cultivating and Expressing Gratitude Gratitude is widely acknowledged as an influential emotion that contributes significantly to well-being, fosters stronger relationships, and supports mental health. Recognizing and expressing appreciation … Continue reading →
Creative Arts Therapy and Psychodrama: Pathways to Healing and Transformation Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP The creative arts have long served as powerful channels for human expression, healing, and connection. In the realm of mental health and therapy, the blending … Continue reading →
Body Psychotherapy and Psychodrama: Integrative Pathways to Healing Rebecca Walters MS, TEP, and Judy Swallow MA, LCAT, TEP “The body remembers what the mind forgets.” – J.L Moreno, Founder and Developer of Psychodrama Introduction Body psychotherapy and psychodrama are two … Continue reading →
