The Use of Psychodrama in People with Anger Issues Rebecca Walters MS, TEP Introduction Anger, as a fundamental human emotion, can range from fleeting irritation to intense fury. While it is a natural, often adaptive response to perceived threats or … Continue reading →
GUILT AND SHAME by Rebecca Walters Art by Susan Aaron The difference between guilt and shame, to put it simply: Guilt is about what you did, shame is about who you are. Guilt is how we judge ourselves, shame is … Continue reading →
Psychodrama, an Experiential Treatment, Helps Diffuse Anger Valerie Simon, originally posted in Psychology Today Many decades ago, an Eastern European psychiatrist named Jacob L. Moreno already understood that the body remembers what the mind forgets. In the early 20th century, … 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 →
