Psychodrama and DBT Rebecca Walters MS TEP Psychodrama and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) are two therapeutic approaches that, when combined, can offer a powerful method for addressing various psychological issues. Both therapies have unique strengths that complement each other, providing … Continue reading →
Psychodrama and Cognitive Behavior Therapy Rebecca Walters MS TEP Psychodrama and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) are two therapeutic approaches that, when combined, can offer a powerful means of addressing various psychological issues. Psychodrama, developed by J.L. Moreno, is a form … Continue reading →
In the Courtroom, Psychodrama as a Path to Understanding Others Leigh E. Johnson, J.D., PAT “The more you know yourself, the more patience you have for what you see in others.” – Erik Erikson The courtroom, the clinic, the classroom, … Continue reading →
IFS and Psychodrama Rebecca Walters, MS TEP IFS (Internal Family Systems) and Psychodrama are both experiential therapies that can be integrated to enhance healing. IFS focuses on the internal system of a person, viewing each of us as composed of … Continue reading →
Introduction to Sociometry Dr. V.K. Maheshwari, Ph.D Sociometry is “a method for, describing, discovering and evaluating social status, structure, and development through measuring the extent of acceptance or rejection between individuals in groups.” Franz defines sociometry as “a method used … Continue reading →
What Makes a Trauma Group Go Well? Lessons from the Field Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Years ago, we had certain ideas about trauma. That trauma only happened to men during wartime. That certain kinds of sexual abuse were quite rare. … Continue reading →
Moreno’s Quote William Berisch Secretan “The body remembers what the mind forgets” wrote JL Moreno, the founder of psychodrama psychotherapy. Psychodrama was the first psychotherapy to provide a complete and holistic approach to both mind and body. It is … Continue reading →
PSYCHODRAMA by Milos Lazarevic Brief historic overview Psychodrama is a method of psychotherapy developed in the mid-1930s by psychiatrist Jacob Levy Moreno (1889– 1974) born of Sephardic Jewish parents in Bucharest, Romania (Blatner, 2005) (Davies, 1988). From the age … Continue reading →
WARM UPS: FOR YOUR BACK POCKET by Rob Pramann, PhD, TEP The prospect of directing Psychodrama is anxiety provoking for the beginning and the experienced psychodramatist alike because one never knows the course the drama will take. This anxiety may … Continue reading →
