IFS and Group Work: Supporting with our Internal Parts with Facilitated Sociometric Explorations to Create Safety and Relieve Anxiety Danielle Phegan AAMFT,RP and Miriam Zachariah MA, TEP We all have parts that protect us and we all have exiles, the ones … 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 →
Psychodrama group psychotherapy as an effective treatment for PTSD and depression in inpatient substance use treatment: a mixed methods study by Scott Giacomucci, Joshua Marquit, Rachel Saccarelli & Haydn Briggs This is part of an ongoing line of research at … Continue reading →
What Happens in a Psychodrama? by John Skandalis Psychodrama is an action method often used in a group therapy setting. Aspects of it can be used in the workplace, churches or other social gatherings. Psychodrama has three stages. Part … Continue reading →
Who Like Me? by Regina Sewell, PhD, LMHC, PCC, PAT Have you ever tried to run a group in which group members clam up and only respond with one syllable answers or simply tell you what they think you want … Continue reading →
What is Psychodrama Therapy? by John Skandalis, MA, LMHC, TEP Psychodrama is a form of group therapy created by J.L. Moreno. He was one of the founders of group psychotherapy and held the belief that therapy done in a group … Continue reading →
Psychodrama in Residential Addiction Treatment: Addressing Shame by Bill Coleman, LMSW, TEP Psychodrama at Sierra Tucson has a long history. It has been offered since the opening days in 1983 and long considered one of the most powerful forms of … Continue reading →
Addiction, traumatic loss, and guilt: A case study resolving grief through psychodrama and sociometric connections by Scott Giacomucci, DSW, LCSW, TEP Highlights Psychodrama offers a process for speaking directly to the deceased person in surplus reality and an opportunity … Continue reading →
